Ride Academi

Check out photos from last Saturday's GymKhana Basics with Moto Market, snapped by Paola Pasion! 28 riders learned The Art of Slow Speed Maneuvering and rode off into the weekend with new skills.

Stay tuned for the next event! Shout out to and , leaders in moto gear.

🏍️ May 2026 Schedule is up!

New month, new chance to actually get better at this whole riding thing. Here's our schedule:

Saturdays, May 16 & 30
Basic & Enhancement Class — 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Gymkhana Basics — 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Every Thursday
Executive Class — 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Mon, Tues, and Wed
Private Classes — 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Whether you're still figuring out the friction zone or you're ready to dance through cones — we've got a slot for you.

Scan the QR or DM us to reserve your slots. 🎯

For Ride Academi Class Registration: https://bit.ly/rideacademi
For Gym Khana Basics Registration: https://bit.ly/ragymkhana

Inaugural Gymkhana Basics at Moto Market was a resounding success! High five to all who showed up. Event was followed with right after.

More photos to follow....

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What is Gymkhana?

Gymkhana is the art of slow speed manuvering.

Be in FULL control of your bike.

Sunday, April 26, 3:00 PM at Ride Academi, Bazaar City, Cainta.

See you there!

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Shout out to this class for taking the time to learn and even re-learn some skills which are needed to ride a motorcycle safely. Those who just want to learn how to ride will be asked to go home and learn somewhere else because we are more than that as we will teach you a life changing skill which you will enjoy for a lifetime.

Though not enough, our 1 day session is a still a good compromise for riders who want that extra input with a shot of confidence.

Thank you to our reputable partners for their trust:


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The inaugural Gymkhana Basics session allowed participants to improve their riding skills in a safe, fun and structured setting. With expert coaches, attendees focused on learning tight turns and precise control. The progress was evident, as initial challenges turned into successes.