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WHAT RIDERS NEED TO
KNOW

LOCATIONS & 
DETAILS

You're all set! Congratulations. Thank you for your registration. Your event registration saves your spot in the queue. 

 

Due to the nature of our work it happens that we are out of the office for weeks at a time. Replies might not be as prompt as usual. We will send you a confirmation email/invoice that will confirm your spot. As per our terms and conditions on our website, invoices are payable upon receipt. Payment confirms your spot.  If you do not see an invoice in your mailbox, check your SPAM FOLDER mail under OAA/PayPal. Instructions are on the invoice. 

 

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns at :

info@offroadadventureacademy.com

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We look forward to meeting you this season.

 -OAA

KAMLOOPS, BC  ( CHANGE OF VENUE IN 2025. TBD )

Riders,

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We are excited about our upcoming program in a few weekends and wanted to give you an overview of how the weekend will go.

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Accommodation:

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For those coming from out of town, please ensure you have reserved your accommodation. If you plan to camp, it's important to reserve a spot in advance. The same goes for hotels or motels in the area. You can search for motels nearby.

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Venue Location: TBD

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Training Schedule:

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  • Training will start at 9:00 AM sharp. Please arrive at least 45 minutes to 1 hour early to complete administrative formalities and to relax before class begins.

  • Training days will end around 3:00-3:30 PM.

  • On Sunday, we will start at 8:00 AM and finish around 2:30-3:00 PM.

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Lunch and Drinks:

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  • Riders must provide their own lunches and drinks. We will have a water cooler available for refills, along with fruit and snacks. Please bring your own water bottle or bladder for hydration.

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Motorcycle Preparation:

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  • It’s likely you will tip your bike over during training. We recommend removing any items that could be damaged in a fall, such as panniers, windscreens, or turn signals. (If needed, we can help zip-tie turn signals—just arrive early.)

  • Depending on your bike’s make and model, some bikes are more vulnerable than others, so we leave this to your discretion. The lighter your bike, the better.

  • Ensure your bike is mechanically sound, with properly functioning brakes, clutch, foot brake, and gear lever.

  • Out of respect for other riders, no mechanical work will be done during the program. Please bring your personal on-trail tools for adjustments such as handlebars and levers. This is part of our program to set proper riding positions, and using your trail tools will help familiarize you with them for future trail fixes.

 

Gear:

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  • Dress appropriately for the weather, including bringing rain gear as needed.

  • All riders are required to wear their riding jacket, riding pants, boots, gloves, and helmet at all times. Street riding boots are not recommended. If you have dirt bike gear with protection, it is ideal.

 

IMPORTANT: Medical Needs

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  • At registration, you will be required to provide two emergency contacts with phone numbers. Please inform us in advance by email if you have any medical conditions or if you take medication (please specify) in case of an emergency.

  • You will also be asked to fill out a waiver to participate in the program.

 

Feel free to contact us at info@offroadadventureacademy.com if you have any questions or concerns. We look forward to meeting you for a great weekend of training!

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AB

Riders,

We are excited about our upcoming program in a few weekends and want to give you an overview of how the weekend will unfold.

Accommodation:

For those coming from out of town, please ensure you have reserved your accommodation. If you plan to camp, it's important to reserve a spot in advance. The same goes for hotels or motels in the area. You can find options in Rocky Mountain House or nearby camping sites.

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Training Schedule:

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  • Training will start at 9:00 AM sharp. Please arrive at least 45 minutes to 1 hour early to complete administrative formalities and to relax before class begins.

  • Training days will end around 3:00-3:30 PM.

  • On Sunday, we will start at 8:00 AM and finish around 2:30 PM.

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Lunch and Drinks:

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  • Riders must provide their own lunches and drinks. We will have a water cooler available for refills, along with fruit and snacks. Please bring your own water bottle or bladder for hydration.

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Location:

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  • Here’s the Google Map to the site.

  • Alternatively, you can copy and paste these coordinates into Google Maps:
    52°15'38.2"N 115°08'59.5"W
    52.260611, -115.149861

 

Motorcycle Preparation:

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  • It’s likely you will tip your bike over during training. We recommend removing any items that could be damaged in a fall, such as panniers, windscreens, or turn signals. (If needed, we can help zip-tie turn signals—just arrive early.)

  • Depending on your bike’s make and model, some bikes are more vulnerable than others, so we leave this to your discretion. The lighter your bike, the better.

  • Ensure your bike is mechanically sound, with properly functioning brakes, clutch, foot brake, and gear lever.

  • Out of respect for other riders, no mechanical work will be done during the program. Please bring your personal on-trail tools for adjustments such as handlebars and levers. This is part of our program to set proper riding positions, and using your trail tools will help familiarize you with them for future trail fixes.

 

Gear:

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  • Dress appropriately for the weather, including bringing rain gear as needed.

  • All riders are required to wear their riding jacket, riding pants, boots, gloves, and helmet at all times. Street riding boots are not recommended. If you have dirt bike gear with protection, it is ideal.

 

IMPORTANT: Medical Needs

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  • At registration, you will be required to provide two emergency contacts with phone numbers. Please inform us in advance by email if you have any medical conditions or if you take medication (please specify) in case of an emergency.

  • You will also be asked to fill out a waiver to participate in the program.

Feel free to contact us at info@offroadadventureacademy.com if you have any questions or concerns. We look forward to meeting you for a great weekend of training!

SHAWINIGAN, PQ

We are excited to welcome you in a few weeks for training! Here are the details for the off-road training in Shawinigan:

The training will take place at the Val Mauricie Outdoor Station in Shawinigan Sud. You can find the location here: Val Mauricie Outdoor Station.

Accommodation:

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For riders wishing to camp, there is a campsite near the training center, and several hotels and motels are available in Shawinigan. Here are some suggestions:

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Training Schedule:

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  • Training starts at 9:00 AM sharp. Please arrive 30-45 minutes early on the first day to relax, fill out forms, and prepare your bike.

Motorcycle Preparation:

  • It’s likely you will drop your motorcycle during the weekend, so we recommend removing any accessories that could be damaged (e.g., mirrors, baskets, windshields, indicators). If you need assistance, feel free to arrive earlier.

  • This is optional and at your discretion, but please ensure your bike is in good condition, with functioning brakes and clutch.

  • Out of respect for other riders, no mechanical work will be done on-site during training. Please bring your own trail tools to familiarize yourself with your repair kit.

  • During training, we will discuss and adjust levers and pedals as part of the program.

  • Hard top boxes attached to the tail of the motorcycle must be removed.

 

Lunch:

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  • As usual, we will provide a water cooler for refills. We will take about a 1-hour break for lunch.

Saturday Evening:

  • There will be a happy hour on Saturday evening. Please confirm if you will be attending and if you will stay for dinner (dinner is not included). Your significant other is welcome to join us.

 

Protection:

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  • Plan accordingly, as Mother Nature can be unpredictable. Bring a raincoat, and appropriate hot/cold layers.

  • Motorcycle boots, a jacket, trousers with protection, and glasses, goggles, or a visor are mandatory. You will need to wear your gear throughout the weekend whenever you’re on your motorcycle—no exceptions.

  • If possible, bring a container for water. We will have water on-site for refills.

 

IMPORTANT:

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  • Medical Needs: At registration, you will be required to provide two emergency contacts and their phone numbers. Please inform us in advance by email if you have any medical conditions or if you take medication (please specify) in case of an emergency.

  • You will also be asked to fill out a waiver to participate in the program.

Feel free to contact us at info@offroadadventureacademy.com if you have any questions or concerns. We look forward to a great weekend of training with you!

BALFOUR, BC

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​​​We will be staging at Toad Rock Motorcycle Campground. Most of the training will take place on nearby trails. If you wish to stay on-site, please contact Toad Rock to book your accommodation. For those staying off-site, please arrive around 8:15 AM on Saturday to complete formalities. The meeting point will be beside the main pavilion. For those unfamiliar, Toad Rock is a motorcycle paradise for all types of riders and, above all, it’s Mary’s home.

Training Schedule:

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  • Training starts at 9:00 AM sharp each day. Please be punctual.

  • For on-trail training, you’ll need to carry:

    • At least 2 liters of water

    • Trail snacks

    • Trail tools

    • Rain gear (if needed)

    • A full tank of gas (half a tank is sufficient if you have a 30-liter tank)​

 

Please note that hard luggage is not allowed; soft luggage or a small roll bag is ideal. Pack light and bring only the essentials.

For lunch, please reserve at a restaurant in town for both Saturday and Sunday.

Xplor Ride:

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  • We will depart from Toad Rock at 8:00 AM on Monday, have lunch in Kaslo, and end our day at a campground by the lake in the Duncan area. Riders are responsible for bringing their own tent and gear.

  • A BBQ dinner will be provided on Monday evening, along with a basic continental breakfast (coffee, fruit, etc.).

  • We will return to Toad Rock on Tuesday afternoon.​

 

A cooler with ice will be available for those who want to bring a few cold drinks to enjoy after a great day of riding.

Our support vehicle will carry all camping gear, so pack light—remember, you’re camping for just one night.

We will provide water for refilling your containers. Please bring trail snacks for two days of riding.

Note: This is an exploration ride, where we will ride on both familiar trails and new ones. We will handle any situations as a group.

Feel free to contact us at info@offroadadventureacademy.com with any questions or concerns. 

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Vernon, BC Moto Gathering

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Schedule:

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Our training classes will start at 9:00 AM sharp. Please arrive at least 30-45 minutes early so we can handle administrative formalities and allow everyone to relax before class begins. The day typically ends around 3:00-3:30 PM.

Meals and Drinks:

Riders must bring their own lunch and drinks. We will provide a water cooler for refills, as well as fruit and snacks. (Please bring your own bottle or water bladder.)

Location:

Google Maps link to the site: https://maps.app.goo.gl/s13UfoPYGTFSJuBi7
(Approximately 23 km north of Vernon city limits, a 18-20 minute ride.)

Important Notes:

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  • We will be operating on private land. Please be respectful of the Johnsons’ property regarding garbage, noise, and travel across the property to the training site (from the street to the site). A porta-potty will be available on-site.

  • If you’re hauling your bike, please note there is no room to park trucks and trailers on-site, and we aim to minimize traffic on the property. It's best to leave your vehicle at your hotel or campground.

 

Bike Requirements:

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  • Your bike must be street-legal and insured.

  • It’s likely that your bike may tip over during training. We suggest removing any vulnerable items such as panniers, windscreens, and turn signals (we can help zip-tie turn signals if needed—arrive early). The lighter the bike, the better. Ensure your bike is mechanically sound, including brakes, clutch, foot brake, and gear lever. Out of respect for other riders, we will not perform mechanical work. Bring your personal trail tools to adjust your handlebars, levers, etc., as part of our program involves setting up proper riding positions. Familiarize yourself with your tools for potential future trail fixes.​

 

Gear:

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Dress appropriately for the weather (e.g., rain gear—we never know!). ALL riders are required to wear their riding jacket, pants, boots, gloves, and helmet at all times. Street riding boots are not recommended. Dirt bike protective gear is also suitable.

 

IMPORTANT: Medical Needs.

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At registration, you will be required to provide two emergency contacts with phone numbers. Please inform us of any medical conditions in advance by email and let us know if you take any medication (please specify) in case of an emergency. ( please remind us on site)

You will be asked to sign a waiver to attend the program.

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Feel free to contact us at info@offroadadventureacademy.com if you have any questions or concerns. 

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