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FAQ

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Frequently Asked Questions

With a CBT at 16 years old, you can ride up to a 50cc motorcycle or moped with a maximum top speed of 28mph whilst displaying front and rear L plates.

From 17 years old with a CBT you can ride a motorcycle or moped up to 11 kW (and a power-to-weight ratio not more than 0.1 kW per kg) and 125 cc whilst displaying L plates you cannot take a passenger or ride on motorways. This is valid for 2 years from date of issue.

With an Am licence, you can ride any moped up to 50cc with a maximum top speed of 28mph.

With an A1 licence you can ride a light motorcycle up to 11 kW (and a power-to-weight ratio not more than 0.1 kW per kg) and 125 cc depending on category you complete (manual or automatic) and you can take a passenger and ride on motorways.

With an A2 licence you can ride a standard motorcycle up to 35 kW (and a power-to-weight ratio not more than 0.2 kW per kg), bike must not be derived from vehicle more than twice its power depending on category you complete (manual or automatic) and you can take a passenger and ride on motorways.

With a full unrestricted licence you can ride any motorcycle without restriction depending on category you complete (manual or automatic) and you can take a passenger and ride on motorways.

An auto full licence pass cannot ride a geared motorcycle. But if you pass on a geared motorcycle, you can ride both.

You can do the CBT from 16 years old.
You can do an AM licence from 16 years old.
You can begin your A1 training at 17 years old.
You can begin your A2 training at 19 years old.
You can begin your full unrestricted licence at 24 years old.
You can upgrade an existing licence if you hold that licence for 2 years, or if you pass the threshold for upgrade before 2 years has expired and active theory is required.

You will need at minimum of a UK provisional licence to undertake any motorcycle training course. International licences are not accepted.

Both documentations are valid for 2 years from date of issue.

Please visit the GOV.UK website at ‘Book your theory test’. Be sure to choose the correct category. The current price is £23 and you can search your local area by entering your postcode. Avoid using third party sites which charge more money and add no benefit.

Any other passes are tied to your active theory pass. If you do not complete both parts of the test before it expires, you have to take that test again.

Yes you can however your insurance provider will need to be notified and to confirm they will allow you to do so. Additionally you will need to make sure your motorcycle is on the approved list of test suitable motorcycles which can be found on the GOV UK website as found in our useful links section. Your motorcycle must be roadworthy, hold a current MOT and road tax.

We work Monday through to Saturday.

Yes, we can supply safety helmet, jacket and gloves.

14 days notice to cancel is required.

Yes, either full or provisional.

For your CBT you will need your driving license (full or provisional). For Module 1 you will need CBT, Theory Test and driving license and for Module 2 you will need your CBT, Theory Test, Module 1 pass certificate and driving license.

We start at 8am unless advised otherwise when making your booking.

Yes, based on your ability and experience. This will be discussed upon your enquiry and booking.

We are based in Westonzoyland, just outside Bridgwater in Somerset.

Yes they do, along with insurance and clothing hire.

Yes, the majority of our bikes have been lowered and we also offer a low seat option.

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