Dirt Biking
Overview
Dirt biking is motorcycling taken off the tarmac and onto trails, tracks and motocross circuits. The surfaces are loose and the bikes are light, which sounds intimidating but actually makes learning more forgiving. Falls tend to be low-speed and into soft ground.
You need no road licence to ride off-road on private land, and beginner sessions start with the controls and basic technique before you go anywhere near a jump. It suits complete novices and rusty returners alike.
The operators on adventuro run off-road sessions and coaching with bikes and protective gear provided. Expect to be filthy, tired and already planning your next go.
FAQs
Not to ride off-road on private land. The operator confirms any age requirements for their site.
No. Beginner sessions start with the controls and basics, then build up as your confidence grows.
The loose ground and light bikes keep falls slow and soft, and you ride within your ability in full protective gear.
Long sleeves, trousers and sturdy boots. Helmet, gloves and body protection are usually provided.
Many sites run junior sessions on smaller bikes as well as adult ones. Check the specific session.
No. Bikes are provided and matched to your size and experience.
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