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Adventure School 2025 Fall/Winter
ADVENTURE BIKE SCHOOL SAN DIEGO
We’re excited to announce the return of our Adventure School for the Fall/Winter 2025 season!
This one-day training event runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at our private trails in Campo, CA, just one hour east of San Diego. Our purpose-built terrain is perfectly designed to teach and refine the essential off-road riding techniques for Adventure (ADV) motorcycles.
At every event, we split the group into two smaller classes to ensure an optimal instructor-to-student ratio and personalized coaching.
New for this season: we’re introducing dedicated Level 1 and Level 2 dates.
LEVEL 1 CURRICULUM
Ideal for riders new to off-road or looking to build a solid foundation of control, balance, and confidence.
Correct body position
Controlling the bike with your feet and legs
Steering the bike on loose terrain
Braking with little traction
Controlling rear-end skids
Hard acceleration on loose ground
Balance techniques
Throttle, clutch, and brake control
Turning your bike in tight spots
Controlling the bike while standing up
LEVEL 2 CURRICULUM
Designed for riders who have already completed Level 1 with us, or who can demonstrate equivalent experience. If you haven’t taken Level 1 but believe you qualify for Level 2, please contact us to discuss your riding background.
Fine-tuning throttle, clutch, and brake control
Hill climbs and traction management
Controlled descents and line choice
Off-camber riding techniques
Power slides and controlled rear-wheel drift
Clearing logs and small obstacles
Sand riding fundamentals
Cornering on uneven terrain
Momentum and line management through technical sections
Recovery and repositioning of a heavy ADV bike
Learning how to properly handle your ADV bike off-road is one of the most important steps to becoming a more skilled, confident, and safer rider.
This class is limited to 20 riders to ensure a maximum of 10 students per instructor, allowing for personalized feedback and attention.
Participants must bring their own motorcycle and safety gear.
A limited number of rental bikes and gear are available for those interested in a fly-and-ride experience — please reach out early to reserve.
ADVENTURE BIKE SCHOOL SAN DIEGO
We’re excited to announce the return of our Adventure School for the Fall/Winter 2025 season!
This one-day training event runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at our private trails in Campo, CA, just one hour east of San Diego. Our purpose-built terrain is perfectly designed to teach and refine the essential off-road riding techniques for Adventure (ADV) motorcycles.
At every event, we split the group into two smaller classes to ensure an optimal instructor-to-student ratio and personalized coaching.
New for this season: we’re introducing dedicated Level 1 and Level 2 dates.
LEVEL 1 CURRICULUM
Ideal for riders new to off-road or looking to build a solid foundation of control, balance, and confidence.
Correct body position
Controlling the bike with your feet and legs
Steering the bike on loose terrain
Braking with little traction
Controlling rear-end skids
Hard acceleration on loose ground
Balance techniques
Throttle, clutch, and brake control
Turning your bike in tight spots
Controlling the bike while standing up
LEVEL 2 CURRICULUM
Designed for riders who have already completed Level 1 with us, or who can demonstrate equivalent experience. If you haven’t taken Level 1 but believe you qualify for Level 2, please contact us to discuss your riding background.
Fine-tuning throttle, clutch, and brake control
Hill climbs and traction management
Controlled descents and line choice
Off-camber riding techniques
Power slides and controlled rear-wheel drift
Clearing logs and small obstacles
Sand riding fundamentals
Cornering on uneven terrain
Momentum and line management through technical sections
Recovery and repositioning of a heavy ADV bike
Learning how to properly handle your ADV bike off-road is one of the most important steps to becoming a more skilled, confident, and safer rider.
This class is limited to 20 riders to ensure a maximum of 10 students per instructor, allowing for personalized feedback and attention.
Participants must bring their own motorcycle and safety gear.
A limited number of rental bikes and gear are available for those interested in a fly-and-ride experience — please reach out early to reserve.