Adventure Rider Training where you want to ride.

Adventure Rider Trail Training

Train where you want to ride.

  • Trail Training is taking class our to the natural elements you’ll find on a trail ride. You’ll learn how to read, navigate, and troubleshoot trail terrain and conditions.

    Learn to trust your motorcycle and your ability to operate it and recover on the trail.

    The time we spend on the trail is more stop and go than a ride. This is still a class, and we’ll focus and practice on one or two elements in an area at a time.

  • Novice and Intermediate levels

    Novice: for the new or new-to adventure rider. Perfect if you are looking to get more comfortable with the basics of adventure riding on simple trails and dirt roads.

    Intermediate: great if you already have some trail riding experience and want to gain more skill or feel more confident in the situations you’ve been in.

  • This is still a class, not a trail ride. Expect to start and stop a lot as we discuss and practice on certain trail elements throughout the Trail Training course.

    We’ll focus on trail elements that exist in the area we are training in. For example, we won’t be working on sand riding in a place that doesn’t have it naturally.

  • Trail Training starts at $269.

    Either offered as a stand-alone training option or as an add-on with a training course.

  • Trail Training options during…

    • The Red Rock Adventure Days in Tecopa, CA

    • The Dusty Lizard Campout in Moab, UT

    • The Alaska Special ADV Training in Palmer, AK

    • The Dusty Lizard Campout in Ouray, CO

  • Once you have signed up for Training you’ll receive the following:

    • Confirmation & Reminders

    • Itinerary & Details

    • Waiver

    Some of these can take up to 48 hours to arrive.

    Please visit our Policy Page or FAQ for more information.

  • CLEAR Moto is here to help you have a great time during your training. We believe that all riders deserve to have a kind, supportive, and encouraging learning environment. We simply request that you extend the same kindness to the CLEAR Moto coaches and staff, as well as your fellow riders.

    CLEAR Moto believes in keeping you, your fellow riders, and our staff safe at all times. Having fun is key, and preventing injury and damage helps keep everyone’s spirits high.

    We will not operate any portion of our business outside our core values. If you have a request which is outside our scope, we will let you know. Please see the FAQ for answers to your questions. If the FAQ doesn’t answer your question, please feel free to contact us.

  • Check out our FAQ page if you have more questions about our Trail Training offerings.

Training starts at $269

Novice and Intermediate level ADV Trail Training builds skill and confidence handling your adventure motorcycle off-road. This course is designed with adventure specific models in mind and is not a dirt bike course. Any make/model adventure or dual sport motorcycle is welcome.

The training you receive is based on the level you sign up for. All courses will focus on real-world trail conditions and possible situations. Learn how to read, navigate, and troubleshoot on the trail.

Trail Training is offered either as a stand-alone course or as an add-on to an Adventure Rider Training course.

Trail Training available dates

  • Offered as a Stand-Alone six-hour course during the Red Reck Adventure Days in Tecopa, CA.

    Saturday, Feb. 8th - Novice level

    Sunday, Feb. 9th - Intermediate level

  • Offered as an add-on six-hour course during our Foundational ADV Skills course in Albuquerque, NM.

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    Fri - Sat - Novice level training

    Sunday, April 13th - Novice Trail Training add-on

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  • Offered as a Stand-Alone four-hour course during the Dusty Lizard Campout in Moab, UT.

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    Friday, April 25th - Novice at 8am

    Friday, April 25th - Intermediate at 1pm

    Saturday, April 26th - Novice at 8am

    Saturday, April 26th - Intermediate at 1pm

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  • Offered as an add-on six-hour course during our Alaska Special course in Palmer, AK.

    Sat - Sun - Novice level training

    Monday, June 2nd - Novice Trail Training add-on

  • Offered as an add-on six-hour course during our Alaska Special course in Palmer, AK.

    Sat - Sun - Intermediate level training

    Monday, June 9th - Intermediate Trail Training add-on

  • Offered as an add-on six-hour course during our Adventure Ready course in Parker, CO.

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    Sat - Sun - Intermediate level training

    Monday, July 21st - Intermediate Trail Training add-on

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  • Offered as a Stand-Alone four-hour course during the Dusty Lizard Campout in Ouray, CO.

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    Friday, Aug. 15th - Novice at 8am

    Friday, Aug. 15th - Intermediate at 1pm

    Saturday, Aug. 16th - Novice at 8am

    Saturday, Aug. 16th - Intermediate at 1pm

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  • Offered as an add-on six-hour course during our Foundational ADV Skills course in Parker, CO.

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    Sat - Sun - Novice level training

    Monday, Sept. 8th - Novice Trail Training add-on

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  • Confidence

    Feel more assured in yourself as you begin to appreciate and trust your own abilities. Boost your knowledge and understanding through supported, guided, and purposeful coaching.

  • Proficiency

    Sharpen your skills and gain competency in operating your motorcycle all while elevating your understanding of your machine and yourself.

  • Control

    Operating a motorcycle requires delicate and intentional input to its controls for the best results. With the guidance from a professional coach, you’ll begin to take control of your motorcycle, making riding easier and more enjoyable.

What to Know

Trail Training Location

What you will learn is based on the area you’re training in. The course will use natural elements and conditions in that environment. Don’t expect sand training in the rocky mountains.

Sign up for Trail Training in a location and environment that you want to train and practice in.

Lunch

We’ll be taking a thirty to sixty minute lunch. Please bring a sack lunch as we’ll very likely be eating out on the trail. Bring plenty of water as well.

Soft or Hard Luggage

It is up to you whether you would like to ride and train with your luggage on. We do ask that you bring food and water, so you’ll need to bring some kind of bag (be it a backpack, tank bag, saddle bags, etc.).

Personally, we love soft bags for off-road riding. There are pros and cons to both styles, and only you can make that call for yourself. However, if you look around at some of the top adventure rider trainers, they’ll be running soft luggage.

Please see the FAQ page for answers to some of the most common questions regarding training.