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Small riders. Big race-day energy.

From the first lap to the last muddy boot: a little preparation makes the whole day better.
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A ride day is about more than lining up at a gate. It is a chance to build confidence, meet other riders and enjoy time on two wheels. Here are a few things to sort before you load the bike.

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Check the day before you travel

Look for confirmed dates, the venue, booking details and the organiser’s requirements. Check which bikes and rider groups the event accepts, and whether you need to book in advance. Moto Twenty5 ride-day announcements will sit alongside stories and photos here, so the practical details are easy to find.

02

Build the day around your rider

Start with a bike and riding group suited to their size and experience. Check the organiser’s protective-equipment requirements and make sure their helmet and riding kit fit. Leave time for breaks, food and a relaxed start.

03

Get the bike ready

Use the bike’s own manual for the pre-ride checks and charging instructions. Pack the correct charger and any model-specific essentials. If you need a spare battery or replacement part, confirm compatibility with Moto Twenty5 before you order.

04

Keep the useful details together

A good event update brings the date, location, booking link and any changes into one place. After the day, the same story can hold a gallery, results where available and a link to the latest social updates.

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