We are recognised as riding instructors by the Nepali authorities. Our lessons are professionally structured, safety-focused and fun. We tailor each course to individual needs, and are very proud of our results.
 
 
 
This one-day introduction to riding a motorcycle is open to everyone, even if you don’t have a licence. Small groups of 2 or 3 riders mean that you’ll get plenty of attention (private lessons are possible for a small surcharge). By the end of the day, you can be riding competently and safely around the streets of Pokhara on a custom bike!


 
First, you’ll learn basic bike control in a safe, traffic-free environment. You’ll soon be accelerating, braking, selecting gears and maneuvering. When you’re ready, your instructor will guide you around beautiful, quiet roads before moving on to slow speed traffic skills.

 
 
 
This intensive one-day course is for road riders looking to sharpen their cornering skills. Anyone can twist a throttle in a straight line, but great cornering takes technique and lots of practice. Our structured approach will transform your riding; you’ll be safer, smoother and faster.


 

You’ll learn how to read corners better, and exactly what inputs to give the bike from approach to exit. Many riders find they’ve been doing the opposite, because most fast riding techniques are counter-intuitive (instincts, car driving experience, and self-teaching all lead riders to do the wrong things). So we’ll explode some common motorcycle myths:
 
The myth
The reality
Turn left to go left, and lean into a bend
Turn right to go left. Really. It’s called counter-steering
Clip the apex like a Formula 1 driver
Find the bike line to go in deeper and come out harder
Look at what’s in front of you
Don’t - if you look at it, you’ll hit it
Lean more to corner faster
Lean less to corner faster and safer
Slow down for a bend, then  accelerate out of the corner
Use vanishing points to accelerate into a corner
Use the clutch to change up a gear
Clutchless shifts are smoother and faster
Do not brake in a bend
Drag the back brake for stability
Sit on the bike and hold on with your hands
Optimise your body position and hold on with your legs
Riding gives an adrenaline rush
Adrenaline is your enemy – relax
More power gives more speed Maybe, but more skill makes you much safer and faster
 
Nepal’s geography and climate make it a great place to learn, and small groups of 2-3 riders mean that you’ll get really effective coaching (private lessons are possible for a small surcharge). If you’ve got any driving license (eg for a car), you can learn on the Club’s custom bikes. Discounts apply if you ride your own motorcycle or a rental bike.
 
 
 
How to plan, organise, and head off on your own international motorcycle adventures. We learned the hard way, and can pass knowledge on to you about:
  • bike and clothing choice
  • luggage and equipment
  • route planning and navigation
  • organization and documentation
  • logistics and fuel issues
  • risks and self-control
  • bike maintenance and security
It’s a 2-3 hour interactive session, and can be included in one of the evenings of a guided tour.

 
 
 
Complete our Advanced course and get the ultimate souvenir! You’ll need to provide us with copies of your passport and driving licence, a note from your embassy and two passport photos. It can take up to three weeks to process so, if you’re leaving Nepal, we can post it on to you.