Enduro Ride Park Day - 1446 Four Mile Lane, Little Billabong - 19.10.2025

Minikhana

Ride Park Days

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What Are Minikhana Ride Park Days?

Think Horse Gymkhana... but on your favourite 2-wheeled friend!

"The express purpose of Minikhana motorcycling is the development of riding skills and techniques for Juniors. This is done by providing organised, safe and fair competitions where skill, rather than speed, is the determining factor."

Minikhana riders at the Minikhana RPD events will not require an a Holbrook Club membership but they do need to have either full or Trial membership to the RSA (Ridersport Australia). (Due to it being a Ride Park Day event). Making Minikhana one of the low-risk, low-cost, fun community sports available for our children and families to enjoy!

Minikhana RPD Events are restricted to riders Under the age of 18 and bike capacity limits do apply.

Our club hopes to build our junior participation numbers while also building on existing junior skill levels, control and sportsmanship with Minikhana Ride park events.

Unlike most other motorcycle disciplines, riders are not competing bar to bar to get the fastest lap times. Instead - with Minikhana events, riders complete a series of fun courses designed to develop their skills, bike control and confidence.

Benefits of Minikhana

Minikhana events have been designed to allow new, young riders to flourish in a supportive family-friendly environment. Although the events are aimed at "New" Riders, young ones who have been riding for a while, can also take something from their day at the Minikhana.

As explained above, instead of racing bar-to-bar, riders are instead, completing a series of courses (Similar to those at a horse gymkhana) designed to challenge and develop the skills of the rider.

Who can participate in the Minikhana Ride Park Day?

Minikhana is aimed at all junior riders who are interested in developing their skills. To participate in the Minikhana RPD, riders must be under the age of 18 and be riding an eligible bike.

Parents and carers are encouraged to get involved on the day and help out with set up, running the obstacles, and pack up of the event - with the assistance of the experienced motorcycling officials. Parental involvement in the Minikhana event ensures the child can continue to develop their skills outside of the formal Minikhana events and ensures the smooth running of the event. Many hands make light work.

What are the Requirements for attending a Minikhana Ride Park Day?

To participate in the Minikhana events with our club, there are a few requirements that need to be met. Our events are advertised in a variety of ways, through Facebook, Our Email List, and our webpage. For most of our events, we require pre-entry. This is a requirement so our committee can ensure that we have the assistance to handle the number of participants attending our events.

What is Pre-Entry?
Pre-entry is the term used to describe reserving and paying for your place to participate in one of our events. Our pre-entry is done by Trybooking. The system being used will be advertised with the information for the individual event. Pre-entry usually has a capacity limit set to ensure the enjoyment of the participants - so to avoid missing out - get in quick! HMCSC no longer take on-the-day entry unless otherwise advertised or advised.

The safety of our riders and officials is our club's number one Priority. Our club has minimum safety and compliance requirements that riders' equipment must meet to participate in events. These are guidelines set by the licencing body to ensure that everyone can have fun, and stay safe to keep enjoying motorcycling.

An outline of the protective clothing and Bike/equipment standards is below

What Happens at a Minikhana Ride Park Day?

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