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What's available for someone who has lost their motorcycling mojo and are frankly, lacking in confidence, to a point where there's genuine thoughts about chucking it in completely.

Asking for a friend who wants to know what's out there to help.
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I'd recommend @Horse or @The Spin Doctor or similar I reckon. The person would be better with an empathetic one to one "course" or lesson and these guys would probably be about right for that !! ? Or could recommend ?
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Spin is excellent for those who don't fit 'courses'.

He makes you actually think, about what you are doing and why. And then practice in baby steps if necessary.

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Cousin Jack wrote: Sat Jun 21, 2025 7:22 pm Spin is excellent for those who don't fit 'courses'. He makes you actually think, about what you are doing and why. And then practice in baby steps if necessary.

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+1 for Spin

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Horse wrote: Sat Jun 21, 2025 9:43 pm
Cousin Jack wrote: Sat Jun 21, 2025 7:22 pm Spin is excellent for those who don't fit 'courses'. He makes you actually think, about what you are doing and why. And then practice in baby steps if necessary.

No experience of Horse.
+1 for Spin

Horse no longer able to offer training, as no longer able to ride :(

But very willing and able to offer unsolicited advice :thumbup:
Thanks @Horse I may PM you.
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Buckaroo wrote: Sat Jun 21, 2025 10:07 pm
Horse wrote: Sat Jun 21, 2025 9:43 pm
Cousin Jack wrote: Sat Jun 21, 2025 7:22 pm Spin is excellent for those who don't fit 'courses'. He makes you actually think, about what you are doing and why. And then practice in baby steps if necessary.

No experience of Horse.
+1 for Spin

Horse no longer able to offer training, as no longer able to ride :(

But very willing and able to offer unsolicited advice :thumbup:
Thanks @Horse I may PM you.
You already have one from me :D , with a couple of 'case studies'.
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