ATV Sit Astride (QUAD)

Sit-Astride All Terrain Vehicles (ATV), also known as quad bikes, are incredibly versatile machines. Our experienced instructors will guide you though all the key areas required to master ATV riding.

Provider

Robertson’s Training , Wick

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Description

A sit-astride ATV, also known as a quad bike or quad, is a four-wheeled, off-road vehicle designed for a single rider. It features handlebars for steering, a straddle-style seat, and is primarily used for traversing a variety of terrains. These vehicles are versatile and can be used with various attachments like trailers, sprayers, and spreaders. Key Characteristics: Straddle Seat: The rider sits on the ATV with their legs on either side of the vehicle, similar to riding a horse. Handlebar Steering: The ATV is steered using handlebars, allowing for precise control. Off-Road Capabilities: ATVs are designed for navigating diverse terrains, including rough and uneven surfaces. Versatility: They can be used for a range of tasks with the use of attachments like trailers or sprayers. Single Rider: Most ATVs are designed for a single operator, although some models may have a passenger seat. Common Uses: Farming and Agriculture: ATVs are commonly used for tasks like moving equipment, hauling materials, and spraying crops. Recreation and Adventure: They are popular for recreational riding, exploring trails, and participating in off-road activities. Utility Work: ATVs are used in various utility applications, such as construction, maintenance, and emergency response.

About Robertson’s Training

At Robertson’s Training, we make it simple to access the expert instruction and accredited qualifications you need to succeed in the land-based industries. With growing demand for high quality training, we were established to meet this need with a commitment to excellence, local delivery and practical expertise. Our courses are accredited by leading awarding bodies Lantra, NPORS, Landmaster and Driver CPC ensuring you receive industry recognised qualifications that open doors and meet compliance standards. With a team of qualified trainers located throughout Scotland, we offer flexible, on-site training tailored to your specific needs — whether you're an individual seeking one-to-one instruction or an organisation looking to upskill an entire team. Choose Robertson’s Training where local expertise meets nationally recognised excellence.

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Location

Wick

Flexible Location

Provider will travel 1000 miles.

Level

Any

Style

Lots of Hands On
Some Reading & Writing
Some Watching
Some Listening
Some Socialising

Attendee Requirements

Tools and Equipment

You can supply your own or you can use our own machines on our own training areas.

Clothing or PPE

Approved ATV Helmet, boots, gloves and weather related clothing

Prior Experience

We cater for all

Prior Qualifications or Certificates

Lantra, NPORS or Landmaster

Find out more, enquire or book via the Robertson’s Training website.