Would learning to ride at night be better, or worse? For the past few nights I've been on the riding alongside the airstrip, holding onto my friend's shoulder to learn. I noticed I'm not tempted to look down, because I can't see anything. But then, I can't see anything ahead of me, either.
Light is your friend. Riding and particularly learning at night is more difficult than in daylight. The degree of difficulty in night riding varies between people but I know I rely on my eyesight for balance a lot.
I learned mainly at night. I don't it was any more difficult then during the day. Actually, most of my skills learning still happen at night. Distance and MUni are my only uni day activities. I think you should just go out when ever you can.
Daniel
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As long as you have a flattish surface and enough light for safety, you should be just as able to learn at night as in the day time. When you can ride, riding across slightly uneven ground with your eyes shut is a good confidence building exercise.
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