Off Road experience day

[onesea]

I have been thinking about this for a whilst. Looking for an off-road experience as a way to improve road biking skills.

 

Ideally within the Hampshire, Wiltshire or Dorset regions or there about.

looking for 3 levels of experience.

1) Me middle aged, a few years and thousands miles road riding under my belt,

2) My nephew a 17 year old lad  6 months on a 125 road riding,

3) My daughter 15 she can ride a pushbike, although she has been pillion for a few thousand miles and looking to get 50cc when she can,

 

Just a day as taster/ skills session, would consider road/ track experience if it could suit all and give useable skills.

 

 

[Ferris85]

Phoenix do a trail riding course on Salisbury plain , think you need to be a full licence holder though so might not be any good for your nephew/daughter

 

https://phoenixmotorcycletraining.co.uk/phoenixtrails/

[onesea]

29 minutes ago, Ferris85 said:

Phoenix do a trail riding course on Salisbury plain , think you need to be a full licence holder though so might not be any good for your nephew/daughter

 

https://phoenixmotorcycletraining.co.uk/phoenixtrails/

Thanks for that but my nephew is only on his CBT so no use for him either…

 

[billy sugger]

@onesea, if you Google off road experience, Wiltshire there are a couple that may be suitable for all of you

[manxie49]

Ady Smith does the one day KTM enduro experience in Bristol if that's any use?  I did the one day experience with him in North Wales and it was absolutely brilliant.  Great selection of bikes, all kit provided and 1st rate instruction .... Never fallen of a bike so much in all my life but it was a good learning experience and great fun.

[Mickly]

10 minutes ago, manxie49 said:

Ady Smith does the one day KTM enduro experience in Bristol if that's any use?  I did the one day experience with him in North Wales and it was absolutely brilliant.  Great selection of bikes, all kit provided and 1st rate instruction .... Never fallen of a bike so much in all my life but it was a good learning experience and great fun.

+1 on the Ady Smith enduro experience

You would have to check with them that they would be happy to take your nephew, they do however expect that you have a basic motorcycle riding ability, which a license would point towards. On one session there was a 16yo, however he had evidence that he was already competing in enduro.