Advanced Rider Training

Advanced Rider Training — Victoria, BC

Sharpen braking, balance, and low‑speed control in a focused, 6‑hour skills upgrade for licensed riders.

Next class: No Dates Announced.

Where: Seymour Place Training Range (4001 Seymour Pl, Victoria)

Price: $300 + GST

>> Join the waitlist for future dates

Taught by lead instructor John Buddo

What you’ll learn

  • Low‑speed balance and clutch/throttle finesse
  • Tight U‑turns and figure‑8s
  • Emergency braking (including braking while turning)
  • Brake/swerve combinations & obstacle avoidance
  • How to pick up a dropped motorcycle safely

Who it’s for

Class 6 riders (or returning riders) who want a fast, practical tune‑up to boost confidence and reaction time.

What to bring

  • Your motorcycle (no excessively loud exhausts)
  • Boots over the ankle, gloves, helmet and protective jacket
  • Water, snacks, and weather‑appropriate layers

No bike? IslandRider alumni may rent a school motorcycle for +$50/day—email islandridervictoria@gmail.com in advance to arrange.

Schedule & format

6 hours on the range with progressive, real‑world drills and individual coaching. Small groups keep you moving and learning all day.

11am start, 2pm lunch break, 5pm finish.

 

“The most valuable six hours I’ve ever spent on a bike. It reminded me how much more I had to learn – and how fun it is to keep improving.”

J. Broadbent

Want a later date?

Join the waitlist and we’ll notify you when new advanced dates open.




IslandRider is the Vancouver Island program of Urban Rider Motorcycle School.


Register for Aug 16

Advanced Course — FAQs

Do I need my own bike?

Yes—bring your motorcycle (no excessively loud exhausts). Alumni may request a school bike rental for +$50/day with advance notice.

What if it rains?

We run rain or shine. Wet‑weather technique is a key part of real‑world riding; bring appropriate gear.

What skill level is expected?

You should hold a Class 6 and be comfortable at low speeds. We quickly match drills to rider ability so you’re challenged safely.

What should I wear?

Boots over the ankle, gloves, helmet/eye protection, and a protective jacket. Dress in layers.

Can I transfer if I can’t make it?

Email islandridervictoria@gmail.com as early as possible and we’ll work with you to rebook.



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