Whether you’ve just decided to get a bike or you bought a new A.J.S. it never hurts to develop your riding skills a bit more and there are a number of ways to do it. The IAM and RoSPA both offer advanced riding courses and tests, there are a number of commercial training schools that offer courses too. Then of course there’s off road days, track days, skills days, ERS, Bikesafe….
There is always the traditional method of just riding around, following your mates and hoping it doesn’t hurt too much when you fall off. But why ruin your leathers?
