After almost all last year off the bike, I decided to motivate myself before Christmas by jizzing £#### (she may be watching) on a new bike. It’s a Horst link FS and I haven’t ridden a FS since I owned a Superlight ‘ahem’ years ago.

I got on it, took it for a spin over Christmas and by golly I’m riding it like a complete twonk. So, rather than spend hours trying to learn new skills I’ve decided to put my faith in Tony – especially after reading so many good reviews on here.

Lee, 39 and as giddy as a 6 year old.

No matter what level of rider you are you’ll come away a whole lot more confident.

Cheers Stu, it was your review which kind of made my mind up, as I fink you am a riding Cod.

I’m not from Reading or a Cod. 😆

My advice would be to get as fit as you can before the lesson.
I was pretty unfit and ran out of steam quite quickly but it was still a fantastic day there and the ‘best upgrade to a bike’ so enjoy! 🙂

I’ve got a voucher for one for March time (ish). Booked one for Nov but had to cancel and can’t wait to do the course. Been riding many years but the more I ride the more I realise I need to learn.

lee,
thanks for putting your faith in me 🙂 see you soon dood

He’s very good, proper “headology” (c) Granny Weatherwax & T.Pratchett.

I’m a much better rider after my day with Tony (far more analytical about my falling off and decisive/committed when taking on features).

Thanks for the advice GR – feels odd saying Granny 🙂

I’m trying my best to get out and ride more, much more than last year anyway!

ming, glad to hear you’re ridings going well

After the bike (and helmet) it will be the best money you spend.I’m still benefitting from my session well over a year go.

that’s so cool to hear jonnyv

Every single ride I go on now I have some reflection on that day and think about the technique I learnt – nearly a year on! Your confidence in your ability to ride will be transformed, enjoy it.