CJ Designs

ADV TRAINING CAMPOUT WEEKEND
2023-10-06 - 2023-10-08
Must Sign Up for Training Below
Saturday (Oct 7th) – ADV L1
Sunday (Oct 8th) – ADV L2
If you are interested in tent camping over the nights before, please contact me ahead of time to reserve a spot. Hotels available in town.
FRIDAY (OCT 6TH), 3pm-9pm: Free, please contact ahead of time to register.
Motorcycle Technician session.

3pm – Fork Seal replacement and rebuild – See the guts of your front forks.

Campfire Welcome – 6pm.

SATURDAY (OCT 7TH), 8am-8pm: $250 each
MSF ADV LEVEL 1 – 9:00am kickstand up. (Sign up required, 8 spots, ~ 7 hour class) – ADV L1
Advanced rider skills demo – 6:00pm – 7pm?
Campfire round table discussion – 6:30pm

SUNDAY (OCT 8TH), 8am-3pm: $175 each
ADV LEVEL 2 – 8:30am kickstand up. (Sign up required, 8 spots, ~ 5 hours, LEVEL 1 skills required) – ADV L2
Event ends at 3pm

ADV CAMPOUT LEVEL 1, 2
2024-04-20 08:00 - 2024-04-21 15:00 UTC | CJ Designs, S82W27570 Johnson Avenue, Mukwonago, WI, 53149, United States
Make it a weekend of training.
Arrive Friday night and camp over. Take Level 1 on Saturday, stay the evening and take Level 2 on Sunday.
Level 1
Saturday, April 20, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This class is an introduction to adventure bike riding. If you have a new to you adventure bike, this is for you. If you have an adventure bike or dual sport motorcycle and zero experience on loose terrain, consider attending. If it’s been a season since you’ve last ridden off pavement, this is a great way to get back in the saddle. We’ll focus on basic control skills in the dirt: stopping, turning and hill maneuvers + small obstacle crossing, body position and maximizing brake and throttle control usage.
Classes take about 7 hrs.
You’ll leave with better skills for traversing hills, setting up your line around obstacles and adjusting the direction of your motorcycle and traction management via skidding and throttle induced slides.
If you’ve got some experience and want to work on these skills in a more dynamic and trail-like environment, please consider our L2 course, but L2 Builds on Level 1 Skills. We want to make sure you have a good foundation.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced ADV or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required.
Classes are held at S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to regular street gear (boots, pants, long sleeves, gloves, full face helmet, MX style and goggles if fine). Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tip overs happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Tire Recommendations
For the L1 class 90/10 On/off road will certainly limit what you can expect to get out of the class but many students have completed class with stock tires on their Triumph, Harley, BMW or Ducati. If you’re wanting to be in our L2 class 50/50 is highly recommended, and for above our L3+ classes 50/50 is an absolute MUST.
Link for signing up – HERE

Level 2
Saturday, April 20, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday, April 21, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This is our Level 2 class, it’s a full day. It is highly recommended that you take our L1 class first. It is assumed that you have the basics of body position and maneuvering off road is something you’ve had experience with on your motorcycle. If you have an adventure or dual sport motorcycle and want to ride some scenarios where you’d need to hone in your skills and pick up some new ones, this is for you. We’ll start out with some assessment activities to see where your skillset is. Classes take 6.5+ hrs. You’ll leave with better skills for riding trails, tight corners, off camber, ruts and small obstacles. You’ll be using your best body posture to position yourself to maneuver your bike through our trail system and come away a safer rider. We’ll cover some trail etiquette along the way.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced adventure or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required. 50/50 tires are highly recommended.
Classes are held at S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
Your Motorcycle, Riding Gear, Snacks, Hydration
Make sure you’ve got a minimum of 20% off road tires in good to great condition. You’re going to want traction for this class. 50/50 tires would be a great choice.
We’ve got air and gauges to help you check and adjust tire pressures.
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to off road boots, pants, jacket and gloves. Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tip overs happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Suggestion is to remove any luggage during class, however some people might want to have the experience with a loaded motorcycle toward the end of class.
Link for signing up – HERE

Camping at Mukwonago
Camping the night before is available to registered attendees for all Levels. We’ve got room for your tent, or it’s OK to roll up and sleep in your van. We’ll have a tick box on registration just so we know if we should expect you the night before. If weather permits we might have a campfire and or try to put on a small clinic for attendees. Like tire changes, packing and gear selection, or suspension sag setups. This only happens at the Mukwonago classes.
Any questions please email me: orders@cjdesignsllc.com

BACKYARD BASICS - April 21st
2024-04-21 10:00 - 12:00
You must be able to ride a 2 wheeled bicycle with confidence. This means, no assistance needed starting or stopping a bicycle. We’re here to help with a motorcycle.
You must be willing to follow directions, and be patient with other students and the instructors.
This experience takes about 2 hrs, and is designed to help you decide if you want to invest in motorcycling.
We will provide : Bikes, Gas, we bring water along to keep people hydrated, please bring a water bottle to fill. We’ve got helmets to borrow for this experience.
You supply : – Willing participant, we won’t make anybody do anything. If you want to watch for a bit, then try it out later in the class, we’ll let that happen until the class ends.
More Info & Link for signing up – HERE

BACKYARD BASICS - June 9th PM
2024-04-23 13:00 - 16:00

24th Annual Ride to Remember
2024-06-01 08:00 - 17:00
Friday, August 16th

Backroad ride from Mukwonago to Neilsville.
Camping Friday night and Saturday night.
Hotels also available.

Saturday, August 17th

100 mile fun ADV ride

Sunday, August 18th

Ride home

If you’d like to sign up or have any questions, please email us at orders@cjdesignsllc.com. Camping is included.
See more details HERE.

ADV LEVEL 1 and 2
2024-06-09 08:00 - 15:00 | CJ Designs, S82W27570 Johnson Avenue, Mukwonago, WI, 53149, United States
UPDATE : Level 2 has been added as well as an AM and PM backyard basics class!!!
Level 1
Sunday, June 9, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This class is an introduction to adventure bike riding. If you have a new to you adventure bike, this is for you. If you have an adventure bike or dual sport motorcycle and zero experience on loose terrain, consider attending. If it’s been a season since you’ve last ridden off pavement, this is a great way to get back in the saddle. We’ll focus on basic control skills in the dirt: stopping, turning and hill maneuvers + small obstacle crossing, body position and maximizing brake usage. Classes take about 7 hrs. You’ll leave with better skills for traversing hills, setting up your line around obstacles and adjusting the direction of your motorcycle and traction management. If you’ve got some experience and want to work on these skills in a more dynamic and trail-like environment, please consider our L2 course.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced ADV or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required.
Classes are held at S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to regular street gear (boots, pants, long sleeves, gloves, full face helmet, MX style and goggles if fine). Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tip overs happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Tire Recommendations
For the L1 class 90/10 On/off road will certainly limit what you can expect to get out of the class but many students have completed class with stock tires on their Triumph, Harley, BMW or Ducati. If you’re wanting to be in our L2 class 50/50 is highly recommended, and for above our L3+ classes 50/50 or better is an absolute MUST.
Link for signing up – HERE

Level 2
Sunday, June 9, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This is our Level 2 class, it’s a full day. It is highly recommended that you take our L1 class first. It is assumed that you have the basics of body position and maneuvering off road is something you’ve had experience with on your motorcycle. If you have an adventure or dual sport motorcycle and want to ride some scenarios where you’d need to hone in your skills and pick up some new ones, this is for you. Class is designed for ADV bikes, but Street legal Dual Sports are welcome. Speeds are kept appropriate for conditions, this is not a class to teach you how to Race fast. We’ll start out with some assessment activities to see where your skillset is. Classes take 6.5+ hrs. You’ll leave with better skills for riding trails, tight corners, off camber, ruts and small obstacles. You’ll be using your best body posture to position yourself to maneuver your bike through our trail system and come away a safer rider. We’ll cover some trail etiquette along the way.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced adventure or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required. 50/50 tires are highly recommended – more knobby the better.
Classes are held at S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
Your Motorcycle, Riding Gear, Snacks, Hydration
Make sure you’ve got a minimum of 20% off road tires in good to great condition. You’re going to want traction for this class. 50/50 tires would be a great choice.
We’ve got air and gauges to help you check and adjust tire pressures.
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to off road boots, pants, jacket and gloves. Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tip overs happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Suggestion is to remove any luggage during class, however some people might want to have the experience with a loaded motorcycle toward the end of class.
Link for signing up – HERE

Camping at Mukwonago
Camping the night is available Saturday night to registered attendees for all Levels. We’ve got room for your tent, or it’s OK to roll up and sleep in your van. We’ll have a tick box on registration just so we know if we should expect you the night before. If weather permits we might have a campfire and or try to put on a small clinic for attendees. Like tire changes, packing and gear selection, or suspension sag setups. This only happens at the Mukwonago classes.
Any questions please email me: orders@cjdesignsllc.com

BACKYARD BASICS - June 9th AM
2024-06-09 09:00 - 12:00
You must be able to ride a 2 wheeled bicycle with confidence. This means, no assistance needed starting or stopping a bicycle. We’re here to help with a motorcycle.
You must be willing to follow directions, and be patient with other students and the instructors.
This experience takes about 2.5 hrs, and is designed to help you decide if you want to invest in motorcycling. An online E-course will be provided so you arrive with a basic understanding of motorcycle principles.
We will provide : Bikes, Gas, we bring water along to keep people hydrated, please bring a water bottle to fill. We’ve got helmets to borrow for this experience. Lunch is included.
You supply : – Willing participant, we won’t make anybody do anything. If you want to watch for a bit, then try it out later in the class, we’ll let that happen until the class ends.
More Info & Link for signing up – HERE

BACKYARD BASICS - June 9th PM
2024-06-09 13:00 - 16:00
You must be able to ride a 2 wheeled bicycle with confidence. This means, no assistance needed starting or stopping a bicycle. We’re here to help with a motorcycle.
You must be willing to follow directions, and be patient with other students and the instructors.
This experience takes about 2.5 hrs, and is designed to help you decide if you want to invest in motorcycling. An online E-course will be provided so you arrive with a basic understanding of motorcycle principles.
We will provide : Bikes, Gas, we bring water along to keep people hydrated, please bring a water bottle to fill. We’ve got helmets to borrow for this experience. Lunch is included arrive around noon to hang out and eat.
You supply : – Willing participant, we won’t make anybody do anything. If you want to watch for a bit, then try it out later in the class, we’ll let that happen until the class ends.
More Info & Link for signing up – HERE

MSF ADV & LEVEL 1, 2 (TWAT PREP)
2024-06-22 08:00 - 15:00 | CJ Designs, S82W27570 Johnson Avenue, Mukwonago, WI, 53149, United States
Level 1
Saturday, June 22, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This class is an introduction to adventure bike riding. If you have a new to you adventure bike, this is for you. If you have an adventure bike or dual sport motorcycle and zero experience on loose terrain, consider attending. If it’s been a season since you’ve last ridden off pavement, this is a great way to get back in the saddle. We’ll focus on basic control skills in the dirt: stopping, turning and hill maneuvers + small obstacle crossing, body position and maximizing brake usage. Classes take about 7 hrs. You’ll leave with better skills for traversing hills, setting up your line around obstacles and adjusting the direction of your motorcycle and traction management. If you’ve got some experience and want to work on these skills in a more dynamic and trail-like environment, please consider our L2 course.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced ADV or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required.
Classes are held at S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to regular street gear (boots, pants, long sleeves, gloves, full face helmet, MX style and goggles if fine). Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tip overs happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Tire Recommendations
For the L1 class 90/10 On/off road will certainly limit what you can expect to get out of the class but many students have completed class with stock tires on their Triumph, Harley, BMW or Ducati. If you’re wanting to be in our L2 class 50/50 is highly recommended, and for above our L3+ classes 50/50 is an absolute MUST.
Link for signing up – HERE

Level 2
Saturday, June 22, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This is our Level 2 class, it’s a full day. It is highly recommended that you take our L1 class first. It is assumed that you have the basics of body position and maneuvering off road is something you’ve had experience with on your motorcycle. If you have an adventure or dual sport motorcycle and want to ride some scenarios where you’d need to hone in your skills and pick up some new ones, this is for you. We’ll start out with some assessment activities to see where your skillset is. Classes take 6.5+ hrs. You’ll leave with better skills for riding trails, tight corners, off camber, ruts and small obstacles. You’ll be using your best body posture to position yourself to maneuver your bike through our trail system and come away a safer rider. We’ll cover some trail etiquette along the way.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced adventure or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required. 50/50 tires are highly recommended.
Classes are held at S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
Your Motorcycle, Riding Gear, Snacks, Hydration
Make sure you’ve got a minimum of 20% offroad tires in good to great condition. You’re going to want traction for this class. 50/50 tires would be a great choice.
We’ve got air and gauges to help you check and adjust tire pressures.
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to offroad boots, pants, jacket and gloves. Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tipovers happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Suggestion is to remove any luggage during class, however some people might want to have the experience with a loaded motorcycle toward the end of class.
Link for signing up – HERE

Camping at Mukwonago
Camping the night is available to registered attendees for all Levels. We’ve got room for your tent, or it’s OK to roll up and sleep in your van. We’ll have a tick box on registration just so we know if we should expect you the night before. If weather permits we might have a campfire and or try to put on a small clinic for attendees. Like tire changes, packing and gear selection, or suspension sag setups. This only happens at the Mukwonago classes.
Any questions please email me: orders@cjdesignsllc.com
TWAT Info – https://lonewolfexpeditions.blogspot.com/p/trans-wisconsin-adventure-trail.html

TRANS WISCONSIN ADVENTURE TRAIL (TWAT) RUN
2024-06-24 08:00 - 2024-06-27 17:00 | CJ Designs, S82W27570 Johnson Avenue, Mukwonago, WI, 53149, United States
Travel Dates – 06/24/24 – 06/27/24

The idea around this ride is to offer anyone from an experienced rider to a beginner to come along on a No Reservations ride. Just like I would do for a Back Country Discovery Route ride (BDR). We will all start at the beginning Monday morning (South West corner of WI), Ride as a group north along the route. Deal with challenges together and ride at a safe pace. We might not make it the entire way, but that happens. I’m not going to push to make deadlines with preset timelines. If riders are struggling we will offer optional routes with Coaches to help get around challenging sections. You are free to leave anytime you wish. If you decide to run out a head, faster than the group, I consider that as you are on your own and that is OK.
We are not charging for this ride, your support by taking our classes is appreciated.. Completion of Level 2 course is a prerequisite for this event.
WHY LEVEL 2? We want you to be comfortable and confident on your moto.
You will need a Wisconsin Trails Pass – https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/OHM
Expect 8+ hours of seat/travel time per day.
Elevation on this ride is from about 400 – 1500 ft.
Participants allowed – 8 invited riders, 4-6 Rider Coaches
In order to be accepted – You and your bike needs to be in proper physical and mechanical condition. Like it should be to leave for a 1,200 mile ride. We can help evaluate this at one of our classes and offer suggestions.
– Chains, sprockets, brake pads, wheel bearings, tires (50/50) with good tread depth.
SAVE! – If you sign up for any of our classes, CJ Designs will give you a 10% discount on any available MotoZ tires and installation for your motorcycle.
– Oil changed and fluids in good condition and no leaks.
– Suspension in good shape and not leaking.
– General safety check over – All lights working, nuts and bolts tight.
Terrain we will or might ride through – Pavement, gravel roads, sanding roads/trail, Dirt trail, mud, wet trail and road conditions, water crossings.
– Mileage – could be 200- 400 miles per day. (all depends on conditions and groups pace)
Luggage needed – PACK LIGHT. We will plan for hotels along the way. (If you want to camp and bring a tent. All camp ground logistics are on you, I hope to offer a Camping Trip ride of this in the future.) I will have another 3 day ride in Aug, that will be a WI camping moto trip. – email for details.
– Your riding gear, waterproof gear or coverings are a must. (We ride rain or shine) Helmet, gloves, boots.
– Change of clothes in the hotel, light shoes or sandals.
– Tool kit that comes with the bike. What does your bike need to patch a flat tire or change a tube?
– Small personal needs bag.
– Hydration back pack, snacks
– GPS navigation will be helpful. A GPS/GPX track is available to download. This is a good time to practice using your GPS.
– Fuel range – Most sections have fuel every 100 -140 miles – Most ADV bikes can do this no problem. No need to pack extra fuel on the bike.
We will be able to get water and snacks as needed at gas stops.

More details will be sent to riders on the list as needed and as the ride gets closer.
If you have any questions or are interested in joining us, please email me at orders@cjdesignsllc.com.

more route info is available at this link
https://lonewolfexpeditions.blogspot.com/p/trans-wisconsin-adventure-trail.html

PAN-AMERICA ADV CAMPOUT
2024-07-24 08:00 - 2024-07-25 17:00
About
This class is an introduction to adventure bike riding. If you have a new to you adventure bike, this is for you. If you have an adventure bike or dual sport motorcycle and zero experience on loose terrain, consider attending. If it’s been a season since you’ve last ridden off pavement, this is a great way to get back in the saddle. We’ll focus on basic control skills in the dirt: stopping, turning and hill maneuvers + small obstacle crossing, body position and maximizing brake usage. Classes take about 7 hrs. You’ll leave with better skills for traversing hills, setting up your line around obstacles and adjusting the direction of your motorcycle and traction management. If you’ve got some experience and want to work on these skills in a more dynamic and trail-like environment, please consider our L2 course.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced ADV or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required.
Classes are held at 2 locations in 2023. Rob’s Performance in Johnson Creek, AND. S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to regular street gear (boots, pants, long sleeves, gloves, full face helmet, MX style and goggles if fine). Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tipovers happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Tire Recommendations
For the L1 class 90/10 On/off road will certainly limit what you can expect to get out of the class but many students have completed class with stock tires on their Triumph, Harley, BMW or Ducati. If you’re wanting to be in our L2 class 50/50 is highly recommended, and for above our L3+ classes 50/50 is an absolute MUST.
Link for signing up – HERE

ADV CAMPOUT - LEVEL 1, 2, 3
2024-09-20 08:00 - 2024-09-22 15:00 | CJ Designs, S82W27570 Johnson Avenue, Mukwonago, WI, 53149, United States
Level 1
Friday, September 20, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Saturday, September 21, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This class is an introduction to adventure bike riding. If you have a new to you adventure bike, this is for you. If you have an adventure bike or dual sport motorcycle and zero experience on loose terrain, consider attending. If it’s been a season since you’ve last ridden off pavement, this is a great way to get back in the saddle. We’ll focus on basic control skills in the dirt: stopping, turning and hill maneuvers + small obstacle crossing, body position and maximizing brake usage. Classes take about 7 hrs. You’ll leave with better skills for traversing hills, setting up your line around obstacles and adjusting the direction of your motorcycle and traction management. If you’ve got some experience and want to work on these skills in a more dynamic and trail-like environment, please consider our L2 course.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced ADV or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required.
Classes are held at 2 locations in 2023. Rob’s Performance in Johnson Creek, AND. S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to regular street gear (boots, pants, long sleeves, gloves, full face helmet, MX style and goggles if fine). Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tip overs happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Tire Recommendations
For the L1 class 90/10 On/off road will certainly limit what you can expect to get out of the class but many students have completed class with stock tires on their Triumph, Harley, BMW or Ducati. If you’re wanting to be in our L2 class 50/50 is highly recommended, and for above our L3+ classes 50/50 is an absolute MUST.
Link for signing up – HERE

Level 2
Friday, September 20, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Saturday, September 21, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This is our Level 2 class, it’s a full day. It is highly recommended that you take our L1 class first. It is assumed that you have the basics of body position and maneuvering off road is something you’ve had experience with on your motorcycle. If you have an adventure or dual sport motorcycle and want to ride some scenarios where you’d need to hone in your skills and pick up some new ones, this is for you. We’ll start out with some assessment activities to see where your skillset is. Classes take 6.5+ hrs. You’ll leave with better skills for riding trails, tight corners, off camber, ruts and small obstacles. You’ll be using your best body posture to position yourself to maneuver your bike through our trail system and come away a safer rider. We’ll cover some trail etiquette along the way.
A great adventure begins with basic skill building and knowing your limits. A well serviced adventure or dual sport bike is required along with a motorcycle license and proof of insurance. Crash protection for your bike is encouraged and appropriate riding attire is mandatory. Yes, a valid motorcycle license is required. 50/50 tires are highly recommended.
Classes are held at S82 W27570, Johnson Ave, Mukwonago, WI 53149
What to Bring
Your Motorcycle, Riding Gear, Snacks, Hydration
Make sure you’ve got a minimum of 20% off-road tires in good to great condition. You’re going to want traction for this class. 50/50 tires would be a great choice.
We’ve got air and gauges to help you check and adjust tire pressures.
We encourage you to have elbow, knee and shin protection in addition to off-road boots, pants, jacket and gloves. Dress for the weather and bring whatever you’re willing to crash in. Tip overs happen. The ground doesn’t always hurt but your bike falling on you might.
Suggestion is to remove any luggage during class, however some people might want to have the experience with a loaded motorcycle toward the end of class.
Link for signing up – HERE

Level 3
Sunday, September 22, 2024 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
About
This course builds on our L2 skills, you will find yourself riding through our trail system experiencing obstacles, changing terrain, elevation and spaces limited by nature. We’ll practice techniques on our unique trail system including starting/stopping on hills, planning for off camber corners, climbs and descents along with sand, rocks, roots, and small logs. Gear recommendations, full face helmet , gloves, Motocross boots (heavy ankle protection) knee braces, chest protector, hip, shoulder, elbow, knee and back protection. If they pad for it, you should have it. You need tires in great conditions. – 50/50 is a minimum, recommend 20/80 tires for all the traction you can get. If you’d like assistance on tire choices e-mail Orders@CJdesignsllc.com Tires can be ordered ahead of class and scheduled to be installed @ CJ Designs LLC.
What to Bring
Snacks and hydration for yourself. Gear recommendations, full face helmet , gloves, Motocross boots (heavy ankle protection) knee braces, chest protector, hip, shoulder, elbow, knee and back protection. If they pad for it, you should have it. You need tires in great conditions. – 50/50 is a minimum, recommend 20/80 tires for all the traction you can get. If you’d like assistance on tire choices e-mail Orders@CJdesignsllc.com Tires can be ordered ahead of class and scheduled to be installed @ CJ Designs LLC.
Link for signing up – HERE

Camping at Mukwonago
Camping the night is available to registered attendees for all Levels. We’ve got room for your tent, or it’s OK to roll up and sleep in your van. We’ll have a tick box on registration just so we know if we should expect you the night before. If weather permits we might have a campfire and or try to put on a small clinic for attendees. Like tire changes, packing and gear selection, or suspension sag setups. This only happens at the Mukwonago classes.
Any questions please email me: orders@cjdesignsllc.com
