Compulsory Basic Training
The aim of the CBT is to provide training to enable you to achieve basic machine control and manoeuvres whilst in the safety of an off road training area, later progressing to an on-road element where you will be trained how to conduct yourself safely through the use of an instructor to student radio system.
The CBT is an ongoing assessment and not a test, you must demonstrate that you are competent and safe in each of the five modules to the required standard. On completion of the course you will be issued with a CBT certificate (normally on the same day).
Any student that is unsuccessful in the training area will not be taken out on the road, but will continue to practice in the training area and will not be sent home! There is no substitute for experience and then you will be invited back for additional training. If you are unsuccessful on the road training a CBT certificate can not be issued and you will also be invited back for additional training.
GUARANTEED CBT
All our CBT courses are guaranteed which means if you have to come back to complete your course all future tuition fees are waived!! FREE TUITION UNTIL YOU HAVE BEEN ISSUED!
1 to 1 Tuition
Available on request and subject to availability
FAQ:
Q: What Can I Ride?
A: On completion of your CBT, anyone 17 or older can ride up to a 125cc geared or automatic bike, 16 year olds are limited to 50cc (also geared or automatic).
Q: Do I need L Plates?
A: Yes, anyone certified with a CBT certificate is required to display L plates on both the front and back of their bike, if you wish to bring your own bike for your training, make sure these are fixed and displayed!
Q: What about the theory test?
A: The theory test is only required for those completing their full motorcycle licence and is not required to train nor receive a CBT certificate. If you are planning on moving on to a full licence, you can contact us regarding your theory test.
Q: How long does it last?
A: All CBT certificates are valid for 2 years, your must either return to complete your full/restricted test, or re-take the CBT training and receive a new certificate to continue riding your bike.
The CBT is an ongoing assessment and not a test, you must demonstrate that you are competent and safe in each of the five modules to the required standard. On completion of the course you will be issued with a CBT certificate (normally on the same day).
Any student that is unsuccessful in the training area will not be taken out on the road, but will continue to practice in the training area and will not be sent home! There is no substitute for experience and then you will be invited back for additional training. If you are unsuccessful on the road training a CBT certificate can not be issued and you will also be invited back for additional training.
GUARANTEED CBT
All our CBT courses are guaranteed which means if you have to come back to complete your course all future tuition fees are waived!! FREE TUITION UNTIL YOU HAVE BEEN ISSUED!
1 to 1 Tuition
Available on request and subject to availability
FAQ:
Q: What Can I Ride?
A: On completion of your CBT, anyone 17 or older can ride up to a 125cc geared or automatic bike, 16 year olds are limited to 50cc (also geared or automatic).
Q: Do I need L Plates?
A: Yes, anyone certified with a CBT certificate is required to display L plates on both the front and back of their bike, if you wish to bring your own bike for your training, make sure these are fixed and displayed!
Q: What about the theory test?
A: The theory test is only required for those completing their full motorcycle licence and is not required to train nor receive a CBT certificate. If you are planning on moving on to a full licence, you can contact us regarding your theory test.
Q: How long does it last?
A: All CBT certificates are valid for 2 years, your must either return to complete your full/restricted test, or re-take the CBT training and receive a new certificate to continue riding your bike.