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Suffolk
Constabulary’s Bike Safe Campaign has a simple aim … to
reduce motorcycle casualties by:
*Improving rider awareness.
*Improving rider ability.
*Making you a safer, better rider.
Suffolk Constabulary is running a series of ‘Bike Safe’ motorcycle
workshops aimed at all riders who want to improve their skills and ability
to become better and safer riders.
The courses are run in the spirit of Bike Safe, a nationally recognised
police run biking initiative, where education is the key not enforcement,
in a conflict free environment.
The two-day course will cover:
Friday evening: Classroom sessions on the system of road craft with
particular attention given to positioning and cornering.
Saturday morning: An escorted ride out session with a Class 1 Police
Motorcyclist. A 3:1 ratio ensures an accurate and personalised assessment
of your riding performance will be provided at the end of the session.
Light lunch provided.
Saturday afternoon: Informative classroom sessions with external guest
speakers on motor cycle related issues, first aid and how to improve
rider experience while making your bike safer.
Details of course dates can be found on www.suffolk.police.uk
Bike Safe is suitable for all riders regardless of biking experience.
The course is aimed at those wishing to add to the skills they have
already acquired and improve their level of riding and general road
craft.
“A course aimed at enhancing riding skills to increase enjoyment
and improve safety”
For further information on Bike Safe courses, call Kevin Stark on
01473 613598 or email bikesafe@suffolk.pnn.police.uk
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