ADVENTURE.  DISCOVERY.  EXPERIENCE.

The naturalist John Muir said, “Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt.”

BlackSwanMoto wants to make these words your reality by offering premier adventure rider training and tours, making the most of the capabilities of your adventure or dual-sport motorcycle.

The BlackSwanMoto Methodology provides intelligent training that focuses on development and application of the fundamental techniques involved in handling motorcycles on and off road all while building rider confidence, which is the most important tool BlackSwanMoto develops.  A progression based curriculum, we guide the rider step by step through those fundamentals, bridging one skill to the next, increasing intensity as rider confidence increases.

BlackSwanMoto Adventure Rider Training gives you access to a larger world, one filled with possibilities because when your skills increase your experiences become broader and more satisfying. Your sense of achievement expands with every water crossing, each stretch of sandy beach, every hill climb, trail ride and turn of tarmac.  

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Adventure Rider Training

BlackSwanMoto has striven to bring our riding community the tools and techniques necessary to successfully ride off the road to wherever your path takes you.  Since 2014 our Master Instructors have developed and distilled our curriculum to not only bring out your best ride today but also to prepare and progress you for all the rides that follow. 

We step through that process beginning with Adventure Rider Training – Level 1 where the combination of classroom and practical instruction introduces riders to the particularities of riding in the dirt. This class builds rider confidence and capability through thoughtful demonstration, engagement, and follow-through.

In Adventure Rider Training – Level 2  progression begins as riders, now with some off-road miles under their tires, refine and develop those Level 1 techniques.  If the challenge of Level 1 is to understand slow and steady, then the challenge of Level 2 is to understand speed and power. 

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