Rider Development information:

• Development Survey: What sort of rider development do you want?- If you have a little spare time - why not download this rider survey, fill it out & email it back ! - Thanks!
• Riding and Road Skills Reading: Recommended Books
• ACT Council of the Aging (COTA - ACT) Website - a page of useful information for the older motorcyclist > http://www.cota-act.org.au/Livedrive/motorcyclists.html
• REBATE$
• MRA rides suitable for learners, novices or those who want to take it easy
• Tune Up - A Refresh for Rusty Riders - in house, low speed, refinement for Canberra Branch members (Priceless)
• Basic maintenance check - pre rego and basic wear & tear checklist

NEWS FLASH:

• The Good Gear Guide - information on protective clothing for Motorcyclists and Scooter riders ( and pillions) - available for download from this link.
• The GEARS course (GOT’M’s) has been just approved by NATCOM for Ulysses members to receive the rebate if they complete the course.

The links below will take you to information regarding Courses run locally, and in the case of Australian Superbike School on tracks at Phillip Island or Eastern Creek. Some of the courses are organised by GOTM and MRA ACT, and do not always appear on the Training Companys website until firm numbers are advised.Please check all links relevant to the course you are interested in, or contact the organising club to confirm.

• Rider Training Courses - details >>Here<<
• Training Schools
• Australian Superbike School    >>Website<<
• HART                     >>Website<< & check the “Special Courses” folder
• Stay Upright               >>ACT Course Dates<<
• GEARS ................................................see the StayUpright course dates above or click here

• Special info - a method of picking up a fallen bike ( remember ....you’re not supposed to drop them!) This may be of particular use to those of limited stature (short like me) or perhaps with a bad back ( hey ..that’s me too) ...thanks to Flip for finding this one.
• Being Seen - one method of getting Drivers attention -The Motorcycle Council of NSW’s advertising to raise car driver awareness of motorcycles - Please Look Twice