🌐 English Version: RC Club Announcement
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Announcement:
Official details for safety riding training with the RC Club Safety Riding Community. We have officially received permission from the Wang Thonglang District Office, the Municipal Law Enforcement (Thessakit), and the Wang Thonglang Police Station to return to our home ground: the Public Activity Area (South Side) under the Ekkamai-Ram Inthra Expressway, also known as the RC Club Safety Riding Training Ground.
For those interested in joining our safety training, please read the details below carefully, ensure you understand all the rules, prepare yourselves, and head over to the training ground at the scheduled times. When you arrive, feel free to greet other members, introduce yourself, and ask any questions about the training!
🗓️ Training Schedule:
Every Tuesday & Thursday (Night Session): Approx. 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Every Saturday & Sunday (Daytime Session): Approx. 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Everyone is welcome! I will arrive early to set up the course. If anyone is free, come help out!
📍 Google Maps Location (RC Club Pradit Manutham / Ekamai-Ram Inthra):
https://url.in.th/MDprD
https://tinyurl.com/yr95tlz3
📢 Core Principle & Mission
Please note that RC Club is a safety riding community. We train to improve riding skills for overall safety. We welcome all types of two-wheelers (gasoline, electric, etc.), all genders, and most importantly: The training is 100% FREE! No costs involved. Let’s build a safer riding community together!
⚠️ Rules & Code of Conduct (Strictly Enforced)
To ensure we can use this venue sustainably without any issues, please cooperate and strictly follow these rules:
Riding Rules:
No license required to join the training.
Follow the RC Club method ONLY: No brakes, no clutch, and use a single gear.
The slower you ride, the more you learn and practice.
We focus on eye-vision placement, proper body posture, throttle control, and maintaining safe distances.
Exhaust Systems: Stock or quiet exhausts only. Modified exhausts must have a dB-killer/silencer installed.
No speeding or rev-bombing around the activity area, as others share the space.
Training must be done safely—no scraping of the bike body or any parts against the ground.
When exiting the training ground, please ride at a low RPM. Do not rev loudly, out of respect for neighboring residents.
Venue & Safety Rules:
Safety First: Ride with caution. No excessive speeding or tailgating the rider ahead.
No wheelies at the training ground (to avoid disturbing neighbors with noise).
No tire burnouts at the training ground (to avoid disturbing neighbors with noise).
No alcohol permitted at the training ground.
No smoking or vaping near others. Please move to the fence line, far away from other participants.
Keep it clean: Do not litter (cigarette butts, food, drinks). Please use the provided trash bins.
Gear Requirements:
Open to all brands, types, and engine sizes (cc) of bikes.
Pants: Long pants only (jeans or any fabric). Shorts are strictly prohibited.
Helmet: Mandatory for motorcycles (Any type, but NO HELMET = NO TRAINING).
Footwear: Full-enclosed shoes (sneakers, leather, or riding boots). NO ENCLOSED SHOES = NO TRAINING.
Gloves: Full-finger gloves only (any material). NO GLOVES = NO TRAINING.
Optional: Elbow guards, knee guards, or body armor are highly recommended if you have them.
📈 Training Mileage Tracking System
To track your training mileage at the field, you must scan the QR code to register and get your Member ID. (If you have already registered, you do not need to do it again).
Before training: Reset your trip meter to 0 km to track your distance.
Before leaving: Scan the QR code to enter your Member ID, nickname (matching your registration), and your training mileage.
Check your Member ID and accumulated mileage points here:
https://url.in.th/Ufgrl
https://tinyurl.com/yv3lpvfz
📚 Read our riding recommendations (RC Club Guidebook):
https://url.in.th/oMSWE
https://tinyurl.com/yo96jrz9
📱 Follow Us & Stay Updated:
Get updates and great safety content from RC Club on our official channels:
Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rcclub_thailand
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rcclubthailand
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RCClubSafetyRidingChannel
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/RC-Club-287004661469743/
Facebook Gymkhana Page: https://www.facebook.com/RCClubGymkhana
As someone who has attended various motorcycle safety training sessions, I can attest to how beneficial structured practice environments like those offered by RC Club can be. Their courses focus not only on riding fundamentals such as throttle control and body posture but also emphasize eye-vision placement and maintaining safe distances, which are crucial for avoiding accidents in real-life riding scenarios. One unique aspect of RC Club’s approach is their no-brake, no-clutch, single gear method. This forces riders to slow down and concentrate on balance and smooth throttle application, skills that are often overlooked yet essential for safe urban riding conditions. The insistence on quiet or stock exhaust systems and prohibition of rev-bombing also shows respect for the community and helps create a non-intimidating atmosphere for learners. They have thoughtfully implemented safety measures including mandatory helmets, long pants, full-finger gloves, and enclosed footwear, which cannot be overstated in importance when practicing riding skills. Optional protective gear like elbow and knee guards adds an extra layer of security for trainees. I particularly appreciate the inclusion of a mileage tracking system through QR code registration, which helps members monitor their riding practice progress—a great motivational tool for continuous improvement. From a personal experience perspective, joining a community like RC Club not only improves riding ability but also builds camaraderie among riders. The open invitation to all genders and types of two-wheelers fosters an inclusive environment where everyone is encouraged to enhance their safety and skills together. Attending evening sessions or weekend daytime practices can fit various schedules, making it convenient to join regularly. If you are new to riding or looking to sharpen your skills safely and affordably, places like RC Club offer invaluable opportunities. Remember, the slower you ride during practice, the greater the control and confidence you gain. This ultimately contributes to safer roads for everyone.
