GPS Instruction

Most of us find it difficult to learn a GPS system from reading boring / dry manuals.  There is so much material to absorb that it's sometimes difficult to even determine what information is important for our particular application.

That's where CORE aims to be different from the rest.   We have years of field experience with various GPS units / mounting systems / platforms.  We'll provide you with specific guidance on what units to buy for dual-sport and / or general off-road usage.  We'll walk you through the preride GPS planning process, proven "in the field" techniques,  post ride GPS data transfer/retention process, etc.

We'll also offer you many opportunities to join us on one of our signature CORE club rides and take your new found knowledge out on the trail(s)!

Ride Reports

The CORE Calendar is being updated on a regular basis. A sampling of some previous ride reports can be found in the links below:

* Bass Lake - July 20/21
* Core 4 Kids - Mar 23rd
* Bar 10 Ranch - May 19-21

* Bar 10 Ranch - Oct 6-8
* Mammoth Brew & Blues - Aug 3-5
* CORE 4 KIDS - Mar 23-25

About Dual-Sport

A dual-sport, colloquially known as "dualie" or an "on-off road bike" is a type of street-legal motorcycle that is designed for both on and off-road use. The terms 'All-road' and 'Dual-purpose' are also used.

Dual sports are equipped with street-legal equipment such as lights, speedometer, mirrors, and horn, and can, therefore, be registered and licensed.  Examples of dual-sport models include the BMW GS series, KTM Adventure series, Kawasaki KLR, Suzuki DR-Z400 and V-Strom, Honda XL, Yamaha WR250R and many more.

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