IMPORTANT NOTE:

We strongly recommend taking the Level One class before attending Level Two.

There are important concepts in Level One you must understand to participate in Level Two.

• Suffering butt-pucker when transitioning to a loose surface that feels like marbles?

• Having difficulty bonding with your big, unwieldy bike?

• See a great trail, but lack the confidence to commit?

• Getting over your head out in the boondocks?

We’ve scaled-up our Summer School enduro curriculum to apply to dual-sport and ADV bikes.

Can’t attend this year? Sign up to be notified of future clinics and events!

This one-day course is designed specifically for Dual Sport and ADV riders who are transitioning from street riding to exploring the dirt. This unique combination of enduro techniques adapted to large bikes will fast-track your confidence both on and off the road. Big Bike ADV Day will be a great investment in your safety and enjoyment of motorcycling for years to come.

Curriculum

This is the next level up from Level One.

Our teaching focuses on progressive learning, linking each concept to the next, combined with a host of entertaining games designed to develop your skills. Unlocking these skills will allow you to achieve your full riding potential, enhancing your skills for a lifetime on two-wheels. We will cover:

• Default body position

• Static balance and why it matters

• Weight/deweight 

• Small practical wheelies

• Advanced clutch work

• Advanced braking techniques

• Aggressive cornering techniques

• Hill Climb and Descent

• Unloading the front wheel

• Obstacle Negotiation

• Skill based games and challenges!

The Traction eRag crew provides a supportive learning environment packed with knowledge, good people and great fun!

Location

Visit the Traction eRag World Headquarters, nestled in the tree-covered hill tops 20 minutes away from the desert landscape of Kamloops, British Columbia.

Additional Details

We recommend you ride or trailer *shudder* your ADV or Dual-Sport bike to our event. There is plenty of parking and applying your new skills to a large motorcycle is an important part of the course.

This course is recommended for 600cc and up dual-sport and Adventure motorcycles, but “Big Bike” is a relative term! If you’re a smaller statured rider a 400cc bike can feel huge. if you have any questions about your situation, contact us at adventure@tractionerag.com – We’ll make sure you’re taken care of.

Upon registration, we will email a complete list of items to bring and things to consider.