Build and Gain Skills That Apply to the Trail

Trail Training during the Dusty Lizard in Silverton, CO

August 16 - 18, 2024

  • Skip the field practice and learn out on the trails. Spend four hours riding and learning in beautiful Silverton, CO.

  • Novice level - Friday 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

    Intermediate level - Saturday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

  • Spend four or more hours on the trails. The group will stop frequently to discuss elements and practice skills.

    Lunch will take place trailside, so please bring a sack lunch and plenty of water.

  • $239 per rider.

    Registration for the Dusty Lizard is separate.

  • Follow this link to sign up for Trail Training.

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

    • Confirmation & Reminders

    • Itinerary & Details

    • Waiver

    Please visit our Policy Page or FAQ for more information.

  • CLEAR Moto is here to help you have a great time with your training and rides. 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. Fun is also 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 however. 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 the Trail Training FAQ for answers to more questions.

Training is $239

Trail Training is all done on the trails, or off-pavement roads. We choose roads and trails which are less popular to reduce the amount of traffic we have to deal with. However, we will have to deal with some, so please be prepared for that and any changes that may need to occur due to other road and trail users. 

Trail Training is NOT a trail ride. We will not be covering miles by riding, rather, we’ll reuse a section of trail or off-pavement road to practice and hone your skills. 

Our Trail Training curriculum is designed to teach you skills which are directly applicable to trail needs. We’ll explain why and where you’d want or need to use the skills we teach. We do not believe in black and white skill building or use of skills. Instead, we focus on our CLEAR Moto Five Foundational Skills of vision, balance, clutch, throttle, and braking control to enhance your trail riding experience.

  • Novice level Trail Training. Bring a sack lunch and water.

  • Intermediate level Trail Training. Bring a sack lunch and water.

What to Expect

Before Training

We’ll begin at camp, covering a quick introduction and safety protocols. The remainder of the day will be on the trail.

Please bring you and your motorcycle, ready-to-ride (fueled, food and water packed), to the CLEAR Moto tent.

On the Trail

Most if not all your training will take place on the trails. Expect to stop frequently as your coach discusses trail elements and riding skills.

Lunch

Bring a sack lunch, snacks, and plenty of water. We will take lunch trailside.

After Training

We will do our best to wrap up training within the four hours. However, sometimes circumstances take up some time. Please be prepared to be gone from camp longer than just four hours.

You are welcome to come back to the CLEAR Moto tent or go to your own camp-spot. We’ll see you at dinner.

For more info please see the Trail Training FAQ page.

Note: You must also register for the Dusty Lizard Campout to attend the CLEAR Moto Trail Training.

  • 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 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 of your coach, you’ll begin to take control of your motorcycle, making riding easier and more enjoyable.