From beginner to advanced our courses and are provided by top quality instructors. Trainee radios are used providing a constant link between pupil and instructor. Our chief instructor is a Member of the Institute of Advanced Motorists and has gained R.O.S.P.A* qualifications. Course fees include free equipment hire if required. Bike hire is available and inclusive of the 3 day courses.
C.B.T (Up to 8 hours)
Compulsory Basic Training is required by law for all learner drivers before they take to the road.
If you want to ride a 50cc moped and passed the car driving test before 1st February 2001, you do not have tom take C.B.T. If you want to ride a bike between 51 and 125cc you now have to take C.B.T.
The course lasts for several hours and covers legal requirements, highway code, introduction to machine controls, on-site training, and on road training.
Although C.B.T is NOT a test, you must meet the minimum standard required before you are issued with a C.B.T certificate. This enables you to ride a learner-legal motorcycle up to 125cc (16 year old max 50cc) with L-Plates, but you cannot carry a pillion passenger.
Theory Test
All provisional motorcycle license holders who wish to take their test to gain a full license must pass the theory test before taking the practical (on-road) test. This takes the form of 35 multiple choice questions: you must answer a minimum of 30 correctly to pass.
A.R.T ( 3 X 3 Hours)
Accompanied Rider Training, Having completed your C.B.T, we offer training up to test standard. This involves all aspects such as pursuit riding with instructor to trainee radios for safety, with gradual progress through all aspects of bike control.
Building confidence and ability until the individual trainee is able to pass his or her test successfully.
Direct Access ( 3 day course, bike hire included)
Riders over 21 years of age may undertake their training and test on a machine producing 46.6 Bhp or more.
Riders must display L Plates as normal but may only ride under the supervision of an approved instructor until the test has been passed.
Check List
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Study the Highway Code before starting your course
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Bring a valid driving licence for the type of machine you will be using
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If using your own bike, this must be fully road legal, with a current tax disc and MOT certificate (if applicable)
What we do:
rider training - bike training - motorcycle training - direct access - compulsory basic training - bike rite motorcycle rider training - riding lessons -motorcycle lessons - bike insurance - moped insurance
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