Beginner Tour / Training
Perfect after the mandatory course or as a short refresher
💰 Price: 180 CHF
Level: Beginner and Intermediate
👥Group size: 2–4 people
⏳ Duration: 3 hours for 2 people, 4.5 hours for 4 people
👨🏫 Expert: Samuel the instructor
📍 Meeting Point: Adliswil, Hostettler Moto Zürich Süd
📍 Route: Main roads, easy curvy roads and a bit highway– we adapt the route based on the group! 🏍️💨
Ready for an adventure on two wheels? 🚀 This training session offers the perfect mix of learning Highway, cruising and winding across beautiful mountain roads with a bit examination talk.
What’s included?
✔️ Learn while you ride – The perfect mix of riding and learning. We’ll work on skills while enjoying the road.
✔️ Learn to ride in a group – By following simple yet effective positioning rules, we ensure safety, smooth riding, and better group dynamics.
✔️ Highway practice – Want to get comfy with longer, faster rides? We’ll drive on the highway together. I drive first you follow.
✔️ Helmet communication – Stay connected while riding. I’ll give live feedback and tips to keep you confident and safe.
✔️ Video analysis – With 360° camera footage, we’ll review and fine-tune your technique.
🚀 Ready to roll? Let’s ride, learn, and explore!
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Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Are there motorcycle tours for learner drivers?
Yes, some tours cater specifically to learner riders with slower speeds and easy routes. Make sure that an experienced driving instructor is available for support.
Can I ride on the highway with a motorcycle learner’s permit?
As a driving instructor, my answer is yes and no.
- ✅ Yes: If you already have a car license (category B).
- ✅ Yes: If you are exam-ready, meaning you’ve been properly trained and deemed ready for the exam by a driving instructor.
- ❌ No: If you’ve just started riding. Inexperienced riders can be a danger to themselves and others.
What do I need when travelling through Switzerland by motorcycle?
- 🏷️ Highway vignette – Required to go on Swiss highways.
- 📄 Documents – Motorcycle registration, driving license, and either a residence permit or ID.
- 💰 Cash – Not all places accept card payments.
- 🧥 Extra layer – Mountain temperatures can drop 10°C or more, and freezing while riding is not fun!
- 🗺️ Navigation system – A communication system like Sena is useful, as mobile phones lose battery quickly in direct sunlight. Keep a powerbank on hand just in case.
