Experience your Suzuki sports bike to its full potential at the Suzuki Sportsbike Track Day Event, being held at the legendary Phillip Island Grand Prix circuit, held in March, 2020. You will be able to experience the Suzuki Motorcycles racing at its best and meet the best of the racing teams from around the world. The Suzuki motorbike team are always improving and working on their craft, so you can be sure that the Suzuki motorbike track day event is going to be worth coming back for.
With this many Suzuki Motorbike Riders has a very exciting time on the motorbike track, it's important to remember that safety is key when participating in a Suzuki Motorbike Track Day Event. There is a lot more you can do, other than just watch out for the Suzuki Motorbike Riders. With all the different riding styles and different types of bikes, it's essential to follow basic safety rules and guidelines at any event.
Safety should always be the first consideration. As well as wearing the correct safety clothing, you should also practice good safety habits at all times. Don't go onto the motorbike track without your helmet; don't carry too much stuff on your back, for example; wear a suitable amount of gear to begin with; and wear a proper helmet which will protect your head and ears, as well as your facial bones and joints.
You should also remember to use appropriate safety equipment and tools for any riding occasion, including goggles and gloves. Wear protective clothing, such as a helmet, and have appropriate protection when driving at speed.
Another good way to ensure safety on the track is to get a licensed Rider and Motorcycle License. This means you'll need to have a completed motorcycle licence as well as an approved safety course. You'll also need to be prepared to undergo a rigorous training programme. There are plenty of courses and tests to suit different levels and different needs, including:
You'll also need to complete a practical assessment by a trained professional to ensure you're up for the task at hand. After passing your practical assessment, you'll then be given a certificate for passing. If you want to improve your knowledge in the sport, take a refresher course or sign up for a more advanced training course to ensure you stay up to date on safety and the latest Suzuki Motorbike racing techniques.
