Enduro training – offroad technique for every level
In enduro training you learn to ride an offroad motorcycle safely over natural and technical terrain. The range goes from the introduction for beginners to hard enduro training for advanced riders. Riders are divided into ability groups so that everyone is challenged but nobody is overwhelmed.
What is enduro riding?
Enduro means riding an offroad capable motorcycle over varied terrain – over tracks, roots, climbs and obstacles. Unlike motocross the focus is less on the closed circuit and more on mastering technique, balance and bike control in changing terrain.
From the basic course to hard enduro
The training offers various exercises and enduro sections at several levels of difficulty. For advanced riders there are hard enduro sections with steep climbs and descents, riding over logs, banked corners, balance exercises and stream crossings. This way you build up your riding technique step by step.
Why the basic technique is decisive
In every motorcycle sport mastering the basic techniques matters most – the physics in enduro are the same as in motocross. All advanced techniques grow out of the basics; the more solid the base, the faster and easier the special techniques come. That is why even experienced riders keep training the basics.
With your own motorbike or as a complete package
You can take part on your own enduro motorcycle or use a complete package with rental bike, protective gear and coaching. Coaching by experienced trainers, the track fee and a basic course are included in the training.
Enduro track Switzerland – training site in Schlatt TG
The enduro training takes place at the site in Schlatt TG – around 30 minutes from Zurich and easy to reach from the greater Zurich area, Winterthur and eastern Switzerland. Enduro sections with different levels of difficulty are set up on the protected site; the facility is recognised in the NASAK federal inventory of Swiss Olympic.
Frequently asked questions about enduro training
What is enduro training?
Enduro training means riding an offroad motorcycle safely over varied terrain – over tracks, climbs and obstacles. Enduro training develops technique, balance and bike control, from the newcomer to the professional.
What does enduro training cost in Switzerland?
On your own enduro motorcycle the training starts from CHF 150 (Wednesday) or CHF 180 (Saturday) – including coaching, track fee and basic course. Complete packages with rental bike and gear are available too; current prices are shown in the event calendar.
Do I need a licence for enduro training?
For enduro training on the private, protected site in Schlatt you need neither a licence nor previous experience.
What is included in the enduro training?
The enduro training includes coaching by experienced trainers, the track fee and a basic course. You can take part on your own enduro motorcycle or choose a complete package with rental bike and protective gear.
From what age is enduro training possible?
The enduro training is aimed at teenagers and adults. Younger children are better off starting in
kids motocross, where technique and safety are taught in an age appropriate way.
Is enduro training suitable for women too?
Yes, enduro training is just as suitable for women, because it is about technique and not about strength. Female newcomers find more information under
motorcycle course for women.
Where does the enduro training take place?
The enduro training takes place at the site in Schlatt TG, around 30 minutes from Zurich, with enduro sections at various levels of difficulty on a protected area.
How long does the enduro training last?
An enduro training lasts around 3.5 hours during the week and about 4 hours at the weekend.
What do I learn in the enduro training?
In enduro training you learn offroad technique: balance, bike control, getting over obstacles as well as steep climbs and descents. The basic techniques are the same as in
motocross riding.
Can I book enduro training as a gift?
Yes, an enduro training makes a good experience gift – either on your own motorbike or as a complete package.
Is enduro training available for groups or companies?
Yes, enduro training is also suitable as a group or company event and can be combined with other courses.
What happens after your first enduro training?
After your first enduro training you can move on to more demanding hard enduro sections or attend a
safety training to improve your road riding technique.
What should I wear for the enduro training?
For enduro training you need long trousers and sturdy shoes. With the complete package the full protective gear is provided.
What happens with enduro training in bad weather?
Enduro training takes place in almost any weather – wet and slippery terrain in particular trains bike control especially well. Only in extreme conditions are participants informed in good time.
How do I register for enduro training?
For the enduro training you choose a date in the
event calendar and register online. If you have questions we can be reached by phone on 044 908 20 00 and by e-mail.
Enduro training Zurich – our catchment area
The enduro training of Honda Motorrad Zürich in Volketswil ZH is aimed at offroad riders of every level from the entire Zurich catchment area: Volketswil, Uster, Dübendorf, Wallisellen, Schwerzenbach, Greifensee, Fehraltorf, Pfäffikon, Wetzikon, Hinwil, Rüti, Gossau, Egg, Maur, Mönchaltorf, Bassersdorf, Nürensdorf, Kloten, Bülach, Effretikon and Winterthur as well as from the city of Zürich and the cantons of Zürich, Thurgau, Aargau, Schwyz, Zug and St. Gallen.
