Stay Upright Australia Rider Training

Stay Upright Australia Rider Training Australia’s favourite motorcycle school. We train 70,000 customers a year nationally.

At Stay Upright Rider Training, we are dedicated to providing exceptional motorcycle training and safety programs for riders of all levels. With over 20 years of experience, we are the trusted name in motorcycle training across the region. Our team of certified instructors is passionate about motorcycles and committed to equipping riders with the skills and knowledge they need to stay safe on the road.

Stay Upright started in Sydney in June 1981, founded by two police rider trainers who thought riders deserved better tra...
22/08/2026

Stay Upright started in Sydney in June 1981, founded by two police rider trainers who thought riders deserved better training than what was on offer. Forty-five years on, we are Australia's largest and oldest motorcycle training provider, delivering accredited licensing and rider development courses across NSW, VIC, QLD, ACT and TAS. Same reason we started.

Passing your test means you are allowed on the road. It does not mean the learning stops. Ride Better, Sooner (private l...
21/08/2026

Passing your test means you are allowed on the road. It does not mean the learning stops. Ride Better, Sooner (private lessons) is built for newly licensed riders who want to develop real control before habits set in. Coached in a controlled environment by accredited trainers. Afterpay available.

Book via the link in bio.

LAMS stands for the Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme. It determines which motorcycles you can legally ride while on yo...
20/08/2026

LAMS stands for the Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme. It determines which motorcycles you can legally ride while on your learner or provisional licence.

* Approved motorcycles sit within set power-to-weight and engine capacity limits.
* Each state and territory publishes its own list of approved LAMS motorcycles.
* Always check the current list from your road authority before you buy.

Approved motorcycle lists are published by your own road authority:

* NSW: Transport for NSW
* VIC: VicRoads
* QLD: TMR
* ACT: Access Canberra
* TAS: Transport Tasmania

Not sure whether the bike you have your eye on qualifies? Check the current list before you buy, not after.

If a course has been sitting on your to-do list, this is your reminder. Weekend dates go first, and popular venues book ...
18/08/2026

If a course has been sitting on your to-do list, this is your reminder. Weekend dates go first, and popular venues book out weeks ahead. Have a look at what's available near you and lock the date in while it's there. Afterpay available. Book via the link in bio.

It is with great sadness that we share the news that our founder, Warwick Schuberg, has passed away.Warwick started Stay...
17/08/2026

It is with great sadness that we share the news that our founder, Warwick Schuberg, has passed away.

Warwick started Stay Upright in 1981, at a time when almost no one was teaching riders how to stay safe. What he built has since taught hundreds of thousands of Australians to ride.

He was passionate about what he taught, cheeky and fun, a loving husband and father, and a thoroughly generous good man. He will be missed by everyone lucky enough to have known him.

WHAT TO WEAR TO YOUR COURSEComing to a motorcycle course and wondering what to wear?Wear long sleeves, long pants and st...
17/08/2026

WHAT TO WEAR TO YOUR COURSE

Coming to a motorcycle course and wondering what to wear?

Wear long sleeves, long pants and sturdy enclosed shoes that cover your ankles. Your clothing does not need to be motorcycle-specific, but it must be suitable for the course and meet the requirements in your booking confirmation.

A motorcycle, helmet and gloves are supplied for the course, so you don't need to purchase motorcycle gear beforehand.

Please check your course confirmation before attending for the full clothing requirements.

A quick pre ride check can identify a problem before it leaves you stranded or affects your safety.Before you ride, chec...
16/08/2026

A quick pre ride check can identify a problem before it leaves you stranded or affects your safety.

Before you ride, check:

• Tyre condition, tread and pressure
• Chain tension and whether it requires lubrication
• Headlight, indicators, tail-light and brake lights
• Horn and controls
• Front and rear brakes and brake-pad condition
• Engine oil, brake-fluid and coolant levels
• Fuel level and expected distance between stops

Check your motorcycle's owner's manual for the correct tyre pressures, chain adjustment and fluid-checking procedures.

If something doesn't look or feel right, have it checked before you ride.

Stuck for a present for the rider in your life? A Stay Upright gift voucher beats another mug. They can put it towards t...
15/08/2026

Stuck for a present for the rider in your life? A Stay Upright gift voucher beats another mug. They can put it towards the course that suits them, whether that is their first licence or sharpening skills they already have. Vouchers via the link in bio.

If your team rides bikes, quads or side-by-sides at work, training is not optional. We have delivered accredited Austral...
13/08/2026

If your team rides bikes, quads or side-by-sides at work, training is not optional. We have delivered accredited Australian workplace training since 1990, covering two-wheel, quad and side-by-side operation, and we can run it at your site or one of ours. Enquire via the link in bio.

RIDE TOGETHER. RIDE WITHIN YOUR LIMITS.A successful group ride starts with a clear plan.Before leaving, agree on the rou...
13/08/2026

RIDE TOGETHER. RIDE WITHIN YOUR LIMITS.

A successful group ride starts with a clear plan.

Before leaving, agree on the route and plan your fuel and rest stops. Nominate a lead rider and tail rider, exchange contact details and make sure everyone knows what to do if the group becomes separated.

Each rider should maintain their own safe road position and a minimum three-second gap from the motorcycle ahead. Avoid riding in a staggered formation and allow every rider the space to respond to hazards.

The lead rider should set a safe and appropriate pace, considering the conditions and the least experienced rider. However, every rider remains responsible for riding within their own limits.

Don't take risks to keep up, the group should have a plan to regroup safely.

Address

Braeside, VIC

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm
Saturday 7am - 5pm
Sunday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

+611300366640

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