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Compulsory Basic Training (CBT)
Anyone wishing to ride on the road as a learner moped or motorcycle rider or is planning to take their full motorcycle test, must first complete a CBT. The CBT training we provide is based on a six hour lesson, broken down into four hours off-road training and a minimum of two hours on-road training.
During the first four hours of the CBT you will learn about the motorcycle and how to control it, as well as listening to talks on road safety and equipment. Once you and your instructor feel you are ready, you then move on to two hours of on-road tuition under close supervision. After this and if your instructor is confident of your ability to ride a motorbike or scooter unaccompanied, you will be awarded your CBT certificate (DL196).
This course is also to validate all moped entitlement for full car driving licence holders passing their car test after 1st February 2001.
The Route to a Full Motorcycle Licence
Step by step motorbike training toward a full licence
Direct Access Scheme
If you're 21 years of age or over you can take your test on a larger machine and avoid the 2 year power restriction.
Equipment & Bike Hire
All our hire equipment and hire bikes are of the highest standard and regularly maintained
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