Goulburn Mulwaree Council in conjunction with the Survive The Ride Association will host a free Survive The Ride Workshop on 11 December, 2022.
Survive The Ride Workshops are designed for riders who are wanting to gain a higher level of understanding on how to improve their skills, so they can increase the smiles and reduce the frights when out riding.
"As experienced motorcycle riders, we know that most riders are already good at controlling their bikes and many are keen to improve the way they ride. The vast majority of riders can get much more enjoyment from each ride just by adjusting a few of the decisions they make on the bike. That's why we developed this workshop over 10 years ago". Said David Tynan from the Survive The Ride Association.
"This workshop is very interactive. Some riders want to talk about managing corners better, others want to talk about riding in groups and still others want to find out how to reduce the aches and pains on longer rides.
We focus on the decisions riders make in traffic and on the open road that can lead to a fright or worse. We discuss the choices riders make and how some of those choices need to change.
This is the fifth year Transport for NSW have assisted the Survive The Ride Assoc conduct the workshops in rural NSW - from Tweed Heads to Batemans Bay and Albury to Goulburn". Mr Tynan continued.
The workshop runs for 2 hours starting with a light lunch at 12:30pm at the Council Chambers on Bourke Street.
