Observing in night conditions is more difficult and yields less information. As the light fades your ability to see the road ahead also declines, contrast falls, colours fade and edges become distinct.

At night your eyes need all the help you can give them. To the untrained rider you may feel as though you are driving around with your eyes closed. This need not be.

There is still a lot of information out there, which can clearly be seen to the trained eye which will enable you to ride in a similar way to how you would ride in normal daylight conditions. The distance between cats eyes will tell you, if you know how to interpret them, if you are coming up to a hazard. Lights from other vehicles ahead can show you the layout of the road etc.

Our night training course is a two hour evening course, during the winter months it can be a little earlier. You will learn how to interpret all the information out there to enable your riding to be safer.

Let us, with our experience of riding in all weathers 24/7, show you the tips we use as professional riders.

Forthcoming dates for Night Rider Courses call Phil on 0808 192 2112 to book your place or Contact us for more details.