INITIAL BASIC TRAINING COURSE FOR MOTORCYCLING - RSA.ie

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ContentsMODULE 1Classroom and training areaObjective 1 Personal protective equipment Page 3Objective 2 Introduction to motorcycle controls Page 6Objective 3 Technical checks Page 7Objective 4 Placing motorcycle on and off the stand Page 8Objective 5 Walk alongside motorcycle Page 8Objective 6 How to start and stop the engine Page 9MODULE 2Training areaObjective 1 Move off and stop Page 10Objective 2 Use of brakes Page 11Objective 3 Use of gears Page 11Objective 4 Slow riding Page 12Objective 5 Figure of eight Page 12Objective 6 U-turn Page 13Objective 7 Slalom Page 13Objective 8 Rear observation and mirrors Page 14Objective 9 Turning left and right Page 14Objective 10 Emergency adjustment of speed Page 15MODULE 3Classroom and training areaObjective 1 Legal requirements Page 16Objective 2 Rules of the road Page 16Objective 3 Being seen Page 17Objective 4 Road surfaces Page 17Objective 5 Road and lane position Page 17Objective 6 Rear observations and mirrors Page 18Objective 7 Speed Page 18Objective 8 Anticipation and reaction Page 19Objective 9 Weather conditions Page 19MODULE 4On the roadObjective 1 Gradients Page 20Objective 2 Junctions Page 21Objective 3 Traffic lights Page 21Objective 4 Roundabouts Page 22Objective 5 Safe distance Page 22Objective 6 Anticipation and reaction Page 23Objective 7 Pedestrian crossings Page 23Objective 8 Bends Page 24
MODULE 1How long will it take?About three hours to cover all learning points.Information you will needThis is Your BikeEssential Skills – the official motorcycling manualThe Rules of the RoadEquipmentPersonal Protective Equipment (PPE) – helmets, clothing, boots, gloves, mitts and gauntlets for you andthe trainee. Motorcycle for demonstration purposes, foot pump, tyre pressure gauge, tyre tread depthgauge, rags or paper (for oil level, fluids check), visor cleaning materials.Teaching stylesYou may use various teaching styles to achieve the objectives. A practical demonstration and studentpractice will be needed for some objectives. You may use a simulator if appropriate.OBJECTIVESBy the end of this session a trainee will:1. Have a clear understanding on the role of the motorcyclist’s personal protective equipment (PPE) –helmet, visor and goggles, jacket, trousers, boots, gloves, wet gear and motorcycle fairings.2. Know the primary and secondary controls of the motorcycle.3. Be able to carryout the basic technical checks.4. Know how to take the bike off and on both stands (where fitted).5. Know the basic safety checks (P-O-W-D-E-R).6. Know how to move the bike without the use of the engine.7. Know what precautions are needed before starting the engine – Fuel, Ignition, Gear, Start (F-I-G-S).8. Know how to start and stop the engine.OBJECTIVE 1:Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)To understand the role of the motorcyclist’s protective equipment – helmet, visor and goggles, jacket,trousers, boots, gloves, wet gear and motorcycle fairings.INITIAL BASIC TRAINING COURSE 3
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