Beyond the Speed Limit – Why Your Next Ride Should Be on the Track

Have you ever felt that your street bike has so much more to give than city traffic allows? Or perhaps you’ve encountered a “scary” moment on a mountain road and realized your instincts didn’t quite know how to handle it.

At Superbike School Jordan, we believe the track isn’t just for racers—it’s the safest, most effective classroom for every rider in the Kingdom.

Why the Track is Safer Than the Street

On the road, you’re dealing with unpredictable variables: diesel spills, distracted drivers, and changing grip levels. On the track, those variables are gone. This controlled environment allows you to focus entirely on one thing: your technique.

What You’ll Gain:

• Visual Awareness: Learn how to look through a turn rather than “target fixating” on the curb.
• Technical Control: Understand how your bike actually reacts to throttle and steering inputs.
• Confidence: There is no better feeling than knowing exactly how much lean angle you have left and how to use it.

Whether you’re riding a 300cc commuter or a 1000cc beast, the physics remain the same. Our Level 1 curriculum is designed to strip away bad habits and replace them with world-class fundamentals.

Stop guessing and start riding. —

Blog Post 2: The Art of the Apex – Master the Science of Cornering

Most riders think they “steer” a motorcycle. In reality, a motorcycle is a complex machine governed by physics—and most of us are accidentally fighting those physics every time we tip into a corner.

At Superbike School Jordan, we don’t just tell you to “go faster.” We teach you the why behind every movement.

The 3 Pillars of a Perfect Turn

1. Throttle Control: Did you know that once the bike is leaned over, your throttle is your primary tool for stability? We teach you how to use the “Rule of 1” to keep your suspension settled.
2. Body Positioning: It’s not just about looking cool for the camera. Proper body positioning changes the bike’s center of gravity, allowing you to take turns faster with less lean angle (and more safety).
3. The Quick Turn: Most riders “lazy steer,” which makes the bike feel heavy. We show you the mechanics of counter-steering to flick the bike exactly where you want it, exactly when you want it.

Specialized Training Tools

Our school utilizes specialized coaching drills and on-track observation to give you real-time feedback. You’ll head out for a session, work on a single specific drill, and come back to a debrief that clarifies exactly what happened out there.

Ready to transform your riding? Join us for our next session at the track and see why the best riders never stop being students.