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North Wales Police’ Roads Crime Unit are once again running popular workshops aimed at helping to keep motorcyclists safe on the roads.
BikeSafe is a national police-led initiative aimed at working with motorcyclists to develop key skills around riding and safety. The day-long workshops include classroom-based theory, looking at causation factors and solutions and an assessment ride where participants get vital feedback.
The North Wales BikeSafe workshops are subsidised by North Wales Police and the North Wales Road Safety partnerships and are available at a subsidised fee of just £65 per rider.
The workshops are delivered by experienced police motorcyclists, as well as our fantastic and dedicated approved volunteer Observers and cover matters such as cornering, road positioning, observation, hazard perception and much more.
Registration is 08:45 and then a classroom input from 09:00 until midday. The participants will then be taken out on an observed ride on a 2:1 ratio from 13:00 – 16:00.
Workshops are available on the following dates:
Inspector Iwan Roberts, of North Wales Police Roads Crime Unit said: “This is an extremely important initiative as sadly, we often see motorcyclists continue to feature disproportionately in our road traffic collision figures.
“With the main aim of reducing the number of bikers being hurt on the roads, these fantastic workshops explore the main riding hazards that motorcyclists face. By delivering theory presentations and observed rides a BikeSafe workshop helps bikers discover their strengths and weaknesses.
“We would urge motorcyclists to really consider attending one of our workshops, where you’ll find you’re sitting alongside like-minded biking enthusiasts with a wide range of experience, skills and different machines. Whether you are on a commuter bike, scooter or a sports bike, you are equally welcome and will benefit by having the skills for the rest of the biking season and beyond.”
Anybody interested in booking a space should visit the BikeSafe website: North Wales Police - BikeSafe