Better Biking DVD - The Official Training Aid

Publisher's Description

This official training DVD for all motorcyclists and rider trainers provides expert advice on improving your skills and post-test rider training skills to Driving Standards Agency (DSA) standard. Learn how you can sharpen your biking skills as you watch expert trainers deliver post-test training and the assessment for the Enhanced Rider Scheme (ERS).

Key Features:

• Authoritative advice on bikes, clothing, machine checks and security with Louise Brady, presenter of 'Bikes Aloud' and 'Isle of Man TT'.
• Dip in and out of short films showing enhanced rider training being delivered on all the key skills.
• Hear the trainer analyse each film to reinforce and explain the on-road advice.
• Sergeant Rick Weaver - chief trainer in advanced riding for Cheshire Constabulary - demonstrates an ideal solo ride in each skill category to show the standard of riding you can aspire to.
• This DVD is the perfect companion to enhance post-test training programmes for motorcycle trainers.
• This DVD is the ideal preparation for the ERS assessment - which could cut insurance costs - for bikers interested in improving their skills.

The 'Better Biking' training section covers the following key skills:

• Bends, Junctions and Roundabouts
• Town Riding
• Motorways and Dual Carriageways
• Overtaking and Filtering
• Separation Distance
• Other Road Users
• Road Surface and Weather Conditions.

This DVD features advice from industry experts and experienced motorcycle trainers from DSA, Cheshire Constabulary and The Metropolitan Police Service.

From the Driving Standards Agency, the people who set the standards.

Industry Reviews:

"A mine of information for bikers, 'Better Biking' is a superb guide that anyone taking to the road on a motorcycle should watch. Everything is clearly and helpfully illustrated and the emphasis is on being safe and legal while enjoying the ride." (MotorBar, 3rd July 2008.)

"The Enhanced Rider Scheme offers an opportunity to 'iron out' bad habits and keep you safer on the roads, as well as helping you get more from your bike. It can also help riders to gain discounts on insurance. Accident statistics among motorcyclists are high and they suggest that we should all have our riding ability assessed from time to time." (Louise Brady, presenter of Bikes Aloud and Isle of Man TT.)