We've summarized the four riding levels to help you choose the tour that best matches your riding abilities. This self-assessment will ensure you select the most suitable group for your skills and comfort.

Please review the bullet points carefully and select the tour that aligns with your experience and confidence as a rider.

Moto Odyssey is dedicated to providing the best possible experience for all participants, and choosing the correct riding level is essential for your safety and enjoyment. All riding levels require a valid motorcycle license. 

If you have any questions or are unsure about your selection, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us for assistance.

Before attending any Moto Odyssey LLC tours, it is mandatory to have a valid motorcycle license.

If you do not yet have your license, please contact me via email. I’ll be happy to guide you through the process and provide resources to help you accomplish this essential step.

Your safety and preparedness are our top priorities, and having your license ensures you’re ready to enjoy the adventure responsibly.

Description:

• New riders with minimal experience, typically just completed a basic rider safety course.

Skills and Characteristics

Experence Level:

• Learning fundamental motorcycle controls (throttle, brakes, clutch, and gears).
• Limited exposure to real-world traffic and varied road conditions.
• Prefers slow speeds and controlled environments (e.g., parking lots, quiet streets).

 

Goals:

• Build basic confidence and familiarity with motorcycle operation.
• Practice smooth starts, stops, and turns.

Description:

• Foundational understanding of motorcycle operation but limited real-world experience. They have basic skills but may still be developing confidence and consistency in their riding abilities.

Skills and Characteristics

Experience Level:.

• Completed a beginner rider safety course or equivalent training.
• Limited time riding on various terrains and in different traffic conditions.

Skillset:

• Can operate a motorcycle at moderate speeds.
• Basic proficiency with clutch control, gear shifting, and braking.
• Still refining emergency-stopping and obstacle-avoidance techniques.

Comfort Level:

• Comfortable riding in low-traffic areas or familiar routes.
• May feel hesitant in high-traffic, complex, or challenging environments (e.g., steep hills or inclement weather).

Group Riding:

• Has a basic understanding of group riding etiquette and hand signals.
• Can maintain a staggered formation but may need guidance on advanced techniques.

Learning Goals:

• Building confidence, improving smoothness, and mastering safe riding habits.
• Gaining experience in diverse riding conditions to progress to an intermediate level.

Description:

• Riders with significant experience in various conditions who demonstrate consistent control and safety awareness.

Skills and Characteristics

Experence Level:

• Comfortable riding at higher speeds on highways, curving roads, and moderate terrain.
• Proficient in clutch control, smooth shifting, and advanced braking techniques.
• Can confidently handle moderate traffic and group riding dynamics.

Group Riding:

• Has a proficent understanding of group riding etiquette and hand signals.
• Can maintain a staggered formation at speed while maintaining proper lane position.(not crossing over lines or in path of fellow riders)
• Can navigate steep grades, inclines or declines with ease.
• Able to stop and start riding a motorcycle on steep grades.
• Able to enter corners at a safe speed and accelorate approporately when exiting the corner while maintaining proper lane position. (Not crossing lines)

Goals:

• Improve handling in challenging environments (e.g., rain, gravel roads).
• Enhance situational awareness and decision-making skills.

Description:

• Highly skilled riders with extensive experience in diverse and challenging conditions.

Skills and Characteristics

Experence Level:

• Capable of managing high-speed highway rides, sharp turns, steep hills, and complex terrain.
• Exceptional control in emergency situations and adverse conditions (e.g., wet roads, strong winds).
• Mastery of group riding techniques, including leading or mentoring others.

Goals:

• Continue refining precision and performance.
• Explore technical riding challenges or advanced training (e.g., track riding, off-road courses).