MotoVixens

MotoVixens Our mission is to empower riders through education, foster a safe learning environment, & give back to the motorcycle community.

We proudly champion businesses within the sport and strive to grow/preserve the joy of motorcycling for generations to come. Since 2012, MotoVixens/CC TrackEvents has offered professional training for casual and serious motorcyclists alike. Join our beginner, intermediate, or advanced classes, or ride solo in our individualized training sessions. Between the classroom sessions we have at events an

d our Novice Racer School, there’s an opportunity for everyone to become a better rider. Our seasoned instructors have taught people of all experience levels and love seeing our riders improve their skills -- on and off the race track. Whether this is your first time driving on a track or you’ve been racing for years, you’re welcome here. When you’re with us, you’re part of our track family.

You know you're a rider when you recognize your friends by the sound of their exhaust.
04/20/2026

You know you're a rider when you recognize your friends by the sound of their exhaust.

Avoid the “No-Zone” around large trucks because the drivers have little to no visibility.Stay clear of blind spots - esp...
04/18/2026

Avoid the “No-Zone” around large trucks because the drivers have little to no visibility.

Stay clear of blind spots - especially along the right side and directly behind the truck. At close range, hazards like road debris, tire blowouts, and sudden lane changes can become extremely dangerous. Give trucks plenty of space and position yourself where you can be clearly seen at all times.

Be cautious with lane splitting when legal to do so.Speed differential should be minimal. In states where it’s illegal, ...
04/16/2026

Be cautious with lane splitting when legal to do so.

Speed differential should be minimal. In states where it’s illegal, drivers are not conditioned to expect you. Their reactions can be aggressive or unpredictable so always prioritize visibility and be prepared for sudden lane changes or unexpected movements from surrounding vehicles.

Cover your controls in traffic so you’re prepared to react instantly.When in traffic, be constantly scanning ahead for o...
04/14/2026

Cover your controls in traffic so you’re prepared to react instantly.

When in traffic, be constantly scanning ahead for obstacles, potential hazards and cover your brake and clutch to be ready for any evasive maneuvers. With increasingly distracted drivers, it is our responsibility to ensure our own safety.

Control your following distance to give yourself more time to react.Two seconds is not enough for riders to make adjustm...
04/12/2026

Control your following distance to give yourself more time to react.

Two seconds is not enough for riders to make adjustments in traffic. Increase your buffer, use lane positioning, be aware, scanning ahead and staying focused at all times. More space equals more options to maneuver to safety.

Always have an escape route and don't get boxed in. Ask yourself constantly: “What’s my escape route?” Leave space in f...
04/10/2026

Always have an escape route and don't get boxed in.

Ask yourself constantly: “What’s my escape route?” Leave space in front of you, beside you, or behind you. Always remember you have the benefit of speed so twist the throttle to get out of any situations that make you feel uneasy.

Be hyperaware at intersections and avoid making assumptions.Most motorcycle accidents happen at intersections! Cover you...
04/08/2026

Be hyperaware at intersections and avoid making assumptions.

Most motorcycle accidents happen at intersections! Cover your brakes, watch cross traffic wheels and never assume a car will stop - even at a red light.

Never twist the throttle with your ego.
04/06/2026

Never twist the throttle with your ego.

Ride smart, ride aware and make it home every time.
03/30/2026

Ride smart, ride aware and make it home every time.

Run the race of your life at your own pace.
03/27/2026

Run the race of your life at your own pace.

Address

Tumwater, WA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(206) 639-5425

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