This website was created to maintain a collection of motorcycle practice and competition cone patterns that are drawn to scale and easy to read. They are available to all that wish to use them. They may be copied and used by anyone that wishes to practice skillful motorcycle handling or by competition course architects needing drawings that are ...

Cone Weaving Exercises. Set up 5 cones in a straight line with as much space between them according to your riders' abilities and gaits ridden, per team if playing with teams. One at a time, have each rider weave the cones up at a walk and weave back at a walk. Variations: Trot past the cones, and walk weave them back.

Aug 15, 2023 · Cone drills are an effective way to practice this essential maneuver. They help riders work on shifting gears properly, maintaining their bike’s center, and handling handlebars fully during corners.

Jul 10, 2013 · This is a nice cone weaving progression pattern. Steering progression: Introduce/Review direct rein steering. Teach how to adjust rein pressure depending on how tight a turn you need. Practice: weave just the wide cones, at the walk, working on direct rein steering; Weave the wide cone and the narrow cones

between the cone bases to require added precision. Also the cones can be dimensioned center-to-center Drafting by: Ken R . Title: Offset Coneweave Author: Ken Ridout Subject:

Welcome to our tutorial on how to weave a cone in paper! In this video, we'll show you how to create a cone using paper weaving techniques. You can download ...

May 17, 2022 · Practice Technique 1: Beginner’s Cone Weave. First up, let’s talk about the simplest technique to practice: the cone weave. This can be done with or without traffic cones. All you need to do is mark every 12 feet in a straight line. Line up your bike on one end, then set out and keep the clutch in the friction zone.

The first thing the rider will do in this pattern is to weave the horse in and out of the cones set out in front of them. They will ride around these cones in a weaving snake-like pattern. This snake pattern practices subtle turns and the use of the rider’s legs.

This video shows some common mistakes which new riders tend to make during the slow cone weave (slalom) exercise.Join to access training videos:https://www.y...

Cone Weaving: Cone Weaving. What you'll need. Cones or poles; Preparation. Set the cones 12 feet apart for the walk, at least 20 feet apart for the trot, and 30 feet for the canter, in a straight line. Game. Student bends the horse around the cones in a weaving pattern. Variations: