Learn to RIDE

Get your full licence with us and discover the freedom of motorcycling at a higher level.

 

To begin your journey to the full licence, you will need an in-date CBT certificate and a motorcycle theory test.

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A Licence. Aged 24+, you can go straight to your full A licence and it opens up the freedom of the road on a larger bike! Your category of bikes for the A licence is unlimited, you can ride without L plates and carry a pillion. 

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A2 licence. If you're between the ages of 19-24, book in for the A2 category licence. This enables you to ride any bike restricted to or no more than 35kW or 47bhp, ride without L plates and carry a pillion passenger. 

Once you've held your A2 licence for 2 years, you can progress to take your full A no matter your age.

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You need to do 2 modules to get this licence. Book both Module 1 and Module 2 as a package, or just one according to your needs. We provide an estimate of 2 days of training before your Module 1 test and 2 days before Module 2, provided at our training centre in Carnforth. The tests will take place at a partner centre and we will be there for any support or answers you may need.

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For either licence the test and elements covered are identical, the only difference being the size of the bike that you’ll be using for each test.

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·       Module 1

Module 1 is completed at a DVSA test centre in off-road conditions.

Module 1 manoeuvres: wheeling the motorcycle and using the stand, slalom and figure of 8, a slow ride, U-turn, cornering and a controlled stop, cornering and emergency stop and cornering and hazard avoidance.

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·       Module 2

Module 2 is an assessed road ride at and around a DVSA test centre. 

Module 2: eyesight test, safety and passenger questions, show me, tell me questions, road riding element and independent riding section.

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During the guided road ride and independent road ride, the examiner may ask you to carry out any of the following.

·       Normal stops

·       An angled start

·       Hill start

·       Be asked to follow signs or directions guided by your examiner.

·       General safety using roundabouts, junctions, traffic lights etc.

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