Police Motorcycle Training Cone Patterns

 Police Motorcycle Training Cone Patterns Retrieved from http://www.motorcops.com/police_training/motorcycleconepatterns.asp on July 7, 2009. Printed from Motorcops.com
Triple Circle
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Tiger Den
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Submitted by Sgt. Eric Debus from Coppell Police Department
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Staircase
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Snowman
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Slow Ride
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Serpentine
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“S” Curve
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Pitchfork
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Offset - Cloverleaf
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Offset – Cloverleaf Measurements
RP
UP
OVER
A
0
0
B
5'
0'
C
32'
0'
D
23'6"
6'3"
E
8'6"
12'6"
F
23'6"
18'9"
G
8'6"
25'
H
23'6"
31'3"
I
8'6"
37'6"
J
32'
41'7"
K
0'
41'7"
L
25'
48'
M
7'
48'
N
16'
53'2"
O
23'2"
57'4"
P
8'10"
57'4"
Q
16'
63'7"
To set up this course, use a baseline measurement system. All measurements
are to the center of the cone. There are cones on all reference points in this
course. All radii are 9'6".
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Cloverleaf Offset
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Offset Serpentine
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The Offset – AKA “Little General”
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The No Name
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No Name
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NCS
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The Maze
The rider enters the gate and travels up the narrow channel making a number
of 90° left turns. The rider then enters the center area, makes a 180° turn
while avoiding the offset walls then proceeds out the exit gate.
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Maze
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The Maze
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The Maple Leaf Forever
The rider enters the "stem" of the maple leaf and makes a 90 degree left hand
turn and proceeds forward into the first section of the course. The rider
makes a right hand 180 degree turn to the right around the pivot cone to
proceed in the opposite direction. The rider then makes a left turn
(approximately 45 degrees) to proceed into the second section of the course.
Another 180 degree right hand turn around the pivot cone to proceed in the
opposite direction. The rider then makes a left turn into the top section of the
maple leaf. The rider makes a 180 degree turn within the section in a counterclockwise direction. The rider then makes a left turn to enter the fourth
section of the course. Another 180 degree right turn around the pivot cone to
proceed in the opposite direction. A left turn to enter the final section of the
course. A 180 degree turn around the final pivot cone and a 90 degree left
turn to exit the stem to complete the course.
THIS COURSE MAY BE COMPLETED IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION.
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Loopty Loop
All measurements are to center of cone.
Reference
Point
Up
Over
A
0'
0'
B
0'
6'
C
0'
12'
D
12'
12'
E
12'
41'
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F
18'
6'
G
18'
35'
H
21'6"
50'6"
I
27'
9'
J
27'
26'
K
30'
41'
L
30'
46'3"
M
30'
54'9"
N
30'
70'
O
36'
6'
P
36'
35'
Q
36'
36'
R
36'
64'
S
42'
0'
T
42'
28'
U
41'3"
64'
V
45'6"
55'6"
W
48'
0'
X
48'
28'
Y
49'9"
64'
Z
54'
0'
AA
54'
36'
BB
63'6"
28'
CC
71'
6'
DD
71'
22'2"
EE
71'
33'10"
FF
71'
64'
GG
77'
0'
HH
77'
22'2"
II
77'
33'10"
JJ
77'
77'
KK
84'6"
28'
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Submitted by Jeff Seymour from the Ft. Worth Police Department
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Lane Change
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The JSO
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In and Out Box
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The Hell’s Kitchen
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The Figure 8
The rider enters on one side of the course and makes a clockwise circle on
one side followed by a counter-clockwise circle on the other side (or viceversa) before exiting at the opposite opening.
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The Fairfax
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Crazy Horse
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Crazy Eight
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Coriolis
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Place a nail where the course is to begin, this is the 0’ mark. Measure from this point out
41’ and mark this point. At a right angle to the 0’ mark measure 30’6", these are your
baselines.
On the 41’ baseline make a mark at 5’, 10’, 15’, 20’, 25’, 30’, 35’, and 41’
On the 30’6" baseline make a mark at 5’, 10’, 15’, 20’, 25’, and 30’6"
From the baselines make the following marks using the triangle method.
41’ Baseline 30’6" Baseline
3’5" 30’
5’ 20’
5’6" 25’
5’ 30’
7’6" 6’, 9’, 10’ 12’
10’ 20’
15’ 20’
20’ 4’, 9’, 14’
21’ 20’
26’ 20’
31’ 20’
36’ 20’
41’ 4’, 9’, 15’6", 20’
To Form Circle:
Pull a tape from the 18’ mark of the 41’ baseline and from the 30’ mark of the 30’6"
baseline. Place a mark where these two tapes cross. Using the center mark for the circle
as a pivot pull a tape 10’. Starting at the mark that is at the 15’5" on the 41’ baseline and
20’ on the 30’6" baseline move counter clockwise and make a mark 2’2", from that mark
move 2’8", from that mark move 3", from that mark move 5", continue making marks at
3 foot intervals until circle is complete. Distance of final cones will be less that 3’.
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The Charleston
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BO'S BACK DOOR
MEASUREMENTS
1) Four 50’ tapes and 42 cones are required to complete this pattern. Measurements
are center to center.
2) Place base line (#1) at bottom of pattern and mark “0” with a nail. Extend tape to 30’.
3) Place center line (#2) at the 13’ mark of base line. Square the two lines.
4) Once lines are square, mark the following:
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BASE:
0, 4’, 8’, 13’, 18’, 20’9”, 23’6” and 29’
CENTER:
18” (cone B), 34’5” (cone A) and 43’ 11” (cone 10)
5) Place riser line (#3-outside gate) at the 29 mark. Square with base and center then
mark:
6’, 9’ 8”, 14’, 17’7”, and 21’3”
6) Place rise line (#4-inside gate) at the 23’6” mark and square with base and center,
the mark:
6’, 9’8”, and 21’3”
7) Place final rise line (#5) at the 18’ mark, square then mark:
6’, 9’8” and 21’3”
8) The remainder of the measurements are triangulated from Cone A & B located on
the center line. Mark “0” of each tape with a nail and begin with cone #24 and travel
counter clockwise.
Cone #
A
B
24
9'6"
9'4"
25
9'6"
18'
26
9'6"
23' 11"
27
9'6"
26'
28
9'6"
24'9"
29
9'6"
20'4"
30
9'6"
15'7"
31
9'6"
10'4"
32
14'5"
9'5"
33
20'
11'
34
24'10"
13'8"
35
29'9"
16'11"
36
33'5"
19'4"
37
25'3"
10'3"
38
24'8"
9'3"
39
24'3"
8'2"
40
20'6"
4'2"
41
14'2"
3'9"
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The Big “O”
The rider enters the gate and maneuvers through the two center cones before
performing a figure 8 making sure to pass through the center cones after each
loop before exiting through the opposite gate.
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Winged Wheel
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