Sharper braking.
Better control.
More confidence.
A focused 6-hour skills upgrade for licensed riders who want to sharpen braking, balance, tight turns, emergency response, and real-world low-speed control.
Built for Class 6 riders and returning riders who want a practical tune-up, better reaction time, and a safer, more confident riding season.
Sunday, June 7, 2026
10am to 4pm
- 📍 Seymour Place Training Range
4001 Seymour Pl, Victoria - $ $300 + GST
6 hours of range-based coaching - ★ Lead instructor
John Buddo
What you’ll work on
- Low-speed balance and clutch/throttle finesse
- Tight U-turns and figure-8s
- Emergency braking, including braking while turning
- Brake/swerve combinations and obstacle avoidance
- How to pick up a dropped motorcycle safely
Who it’s for
Class 6 riders, returning riders, and licensed riders who want a fast, practical tune-up to boost confidence, control, and reaction time.
Format
6 hours on the range with progressive real-world drills and individual coaching.
Day plan
10am start, 1pm lunch break, 4pm finish. We run rain or shine.
What to bring
- Your motorcycle — no excessively loud exhausts
- Boots over the ankle
- Gloves, helmet, eye protection, and protective jacket
- Water, snacks, and weather-appropriate layers
No bike?
IslandRider alumni may rent a school motorcycle for +$50/day with advance notice.
Email islandridervictoria@gmail.com in advance to arrange.
Your coach
John Buddo is a veteran trainer and motorcyclist. He completed the Oregon “Ride Like a Cop” program in 2017, finishing the qualifier 40 seconds under the police cutoff.
Keep improving
This course is designed to challenge riders safely, match drills to rider ability, and help build calm, precise control under pressure.
“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.
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, so bring appropriate gear.
What skill level is expected?
You should hold a Class 6 and be comfortable at low speeds. Drills are matched to rider ability so you are 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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