What key factors make a race track good for motorcycle training? This question is asked frequently. The answer is simple – ALL tracks can make a great training experience. What is your goal? Let’s take a look at NCBIKE track (also known as NCCAR North Carolina Center for Automotive Research). This facility has a great classrooms, a skid pad, large parking area with electric and a 2 mile road course with incredible traction. When you break your goals down in the simplest components, any facility will fit. Taking some of the important drills such as trail braking, circle drills, throttle control and vision can all be practiced and mastered here. Effective training is done in increments – not 50 things at once. NCBike track for motorcycles has a relaxed atmosphere and will allow instructors to stand in corners to monitor with great clarity your progress at many areas that will be discussed in the classroom. Anyone that has children can relate to how we learn. Lower speeds are very effective with tight turns. Taking each step of your motorcycle training down to its lowest common denominator will open your mind up to individual pieces of the puzzle making it easier and faster to learn. Look for training classes that fit your schedule and with instructors and coaches you feel confident with. This is a key element to learning. Building a relationship with your instructor aids in feeling confident, relaxed and focused. Work with your instructor to set attainable goals. Motorcycle training can take years depending on much attention you give it. Thinking about other professional sports, many career oriented pros have spent their entire lifetime honing the skills needed to master what they do. Keep everything into perspective, have fun doing it and success will follow.
