Adventure Camp - Page 3

julie j · 05-28-2010, 02:01 PM

Puget Sound Safety offers weekend training courses (http://www.pssor.com/info.php?type=adv) that focus on the skills needed to ride larger dual sport bikes off-road but this was the first time they held a female only class. 18 women from Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho and even 1 from Alaska meet in Roy, WA for a weekend filled with riding, seminars, and camping.

Riding skills learned included body position, riding over, on and around obstacles, riding in sand or gravel, stopping and starting while going up and down hills, and physically turning your bike if you find yourself stuck on a hill.

The seminars went over how to pack your bike light, cooking on the trail, rope recovery of a bike, picking up your bike, satellite trackers, and necessary accessories such as engines guards and skid plates.

Overall it was a great weekend. I learned a ton, dropped my bike several times, meet some great people and had a lot of fun.

My GS covered in frost. It was a little early for camping!

All lined up ready for to start

Bike lifting 101

Me over the 3-inch obstacle

One of the ladies rocking the 9-inch

Bike lift practice

Bike recovery class

Sand riding.

GM from Ride West showing us how he packs

Trail cooking

Dave’s Bar-B-Q was brought in for Saturday night

One of the 1200s decided to level an obstacle for us.

05-28-2010, 02:01 PM	#1
julie j WERA Yellow Plate Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Lynnwood, WA Moto: F650GS & XT250 Posts: 666	Adventure Camp Puget Sound Safety offers weekend training courses (http://www.pssor.com/info.php?type=adv) that focus on the skills needed to ride larger dual sport bikes off-road but this was the first time they held a female only class. 18 women from Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho and even 1 from Alaska meet in Roy, WA for a weekend filled with riding, seminars, and camping. Riding skills learned included body position, riding over, on and around obstacles, riding in sand or gravel, stopping and starting while going up and down hills, and physically turning your bike if you find yourself stuck on a hill. The seminars went over how to pack your bike light, cooking on the trail, rope recovery of a bike, picking up your bike, satellite trackers, and necessary accessories such as engines guards and skid plates. Overall it was a great weekend. I learned a ton, dropped my bike several times, meet some great people and had a lot of fun. My GS covered in frost. It was a little early for camping! All lined up ready for to start Bike lifting 101 Me over the 3-inch obstacle One of the ladies rocking the 9-inch Bike lift practice Bike recovery class Sand riding. GM from Ride West showing us how he packs Trail cooking Dave’s Bar-B-Q was brought in for Saturday night One of the 1200s decided to level an obstacle for us.