Training format

Pitbike Training Indoor – Winter

Fly Low – Ride Safe! Maximum riding fun in winter and summer at a low budget.

  • Training from the MotoGP world champions
  • 5 turns or open pitlane
  • Different performance classes for homogeneous groups
  • No crash fee
  • Rental pitbike possible if you don't own one
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Pitbike Training Indoor – Winter

Pitbike Training Indoor – Winter

You also want to ride a motorcycle in winter, but don't want to have to travel to Spain for it? We offer you the opportunity to continue training and improving your riding skills in winter. Come with us to the kart track.

We have filmed a video of a pitbike training so that you can better imagine how a training session works.

What you will see in the video

  • A real pitbike training with a group of students (beginners & advanced)
  • Video clips from the first-person perspective
  • Video clips of the theory lesson
  • Students' opinions about the pitbike training
Why

Why pitbike indoor training in winter?

Whether as a beginner or advanced rider, with a pitbike training you improve your riding technique to have even more safety with the big motorcycle on the road and on the racetrack.

The pitbike is one of the safest and most precise ways to move a two-wheeler. Every movement of your body is transferred to the pitbike, which immediately shows you your riding errors. The pitbike is small and very agile and perfect for tight tracks like an indoor kart track.

Another big plus is that by riding pitbike indoors you stay fit over the winter and maintain your level. There is no winter depression and in spring you can directly pick up again at your riding skills.

01

Maximum riding fun in winter and summer at a low budget.

02

Low risk due to lower speed – nevertheless maximum riding fun.

03

Optimal training for riding style, gaze guidance, line choice and lean angle.

04

Knee and elbow dragging possible.

Training content

What can you train with the pitbike?

Gaze guidance

  • Where do I look when?
  • Peripheral vision
  • Setting the apex

Line choice & cornering techniques

  • Riding fast and slow changes of direction correctly
  • Dealing with the steering impulse

Correct braking and opening the throttle

  • Accelerating
  • Throttle support
  • Braking technique

The correct body position

  • Seat position
  • Upper body
  • Foot position
  • Knee grip
  • Hands / arms
  • Head position
  • Hanging off

What do you get?

  • 4 performance groups for homogeneous groups
  • 5 turns
  • Free instructors depending on availability
  • Fun factor guaranteed
  • Free photographer (pictures available for download later)
  • Enough marshals for your safety
  • Technical support
  • A rental pitbike if you don't own one

What you should bring

  • Good mood
  • Basic experience in motorcycle riding (safe control of the motorcycle)

Protective clothing that is mandatory:

  • Leather suit with protectors (textile with reasonable protectors permitted)
  • Motorcycle boots that go over the suit (no shoes)
  • Motorcycle gloves that go over the suit
  • Knee sliders (strongly recommended – no spark sliders)
  • Back protector
  • Full-face helmet (cross helmet permitted)
Video

Pitbike Training Indoor

An indoor pitbike training on the kart track in Rottweil.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about pitbike training

Who is the pitbike training suitable for?
For beginners and advanced riders. Safe basic control of the motorcycle is important.
What do I need to bring to the training?
Full protective clothing is mandatory: leather suit (or suitable textile), motorcycle boots, motorcycle gloves, back protector and full-face helmet. Knee sliders are strongly recommended.
Do I need my own pitbike?
No. A rental pitbike can be provided if you don't own one.
What do I learn in the training?
You train gaze guidance, line choice, cornering techniques, correct braking, throttle application and the correct body position incl. hanging off.
Why pitbike indoor in winter?
You stay riding fit over the winter, maintain your level and can directly pick up again at your skills in spring.