Courses
CBT (Compulsory Basic Training)
In Scotland, a CBT course must be completed by all motorcyclists and moped riders from 16 years of age. 
These motorcycle lessons are designed to take you from a complete beginner up to a standard that will allow you to be both safe and enjoy riding on the road in most traffic conditions. This will take about a full day or more if you need it. You don't need prior training or experience. So why not try out the best motorcycle training in Scotland!
Off-Road Training: After an explanatory talk in the classroom followed by an eyesight check you will be familiarised with the bike so that you can bring your control levels up to a point that you can handle it confidently in a variety of manoeuvering and signalling techniques.
On-Road Riding: A briefing on the theory of riding on the road is followed by a supervised run with you radio linked to your instructor. It's not a Test it's a Training Session - So when your instructor feels that you have reached a safe standard (you might have to come back for another lesson) they will give you a CBT Certificate which validates your licence and lasts for 2 years.
FULL LICENCE COURSES
RESTRICTED
Essentially you will do your lessons and your test on a 125cc machine. This course is available to those over 17 years of age .It does mean that after passing your test you are restricted for 2 years to riding a machine that produces no more than 33 bhp. Once the 2 years are up, you do not need to take another test, you can then ride any power and size of bike.
DAS (Direct Access)
Another way to gain your full licence is through Direct Access (DAS).However this is only available to those over 21 years of age. Lessons and test will be taken on a 500cc bike. When you pass your test you can ride the bike your dreams and bank account will allow.
COURSE REQUIRMENTS
To make sure your motorcycle lessons go smoothly and enjoyably you must have your licence with you (photo card and paper counterfoil or older style licence with valid passport), and your insurance certificate if you have your own road-legal bike.You can get full information on Licences and Practical Test at www.dvla.gov.uk/drivers.aspx You must be able to read a number plate at a distance of 20.5 meters and have read The Highway Code.You should have sensible clothing-gloves, boots and waterproofs with you. We will supply you with a helmet but we would advise you have your own good fitting helmet if possible.To help you get started we have a range of helmets and clothing in our shop and online that you can buy at a special price . It is essential that courses start promptly so make sure you have enough time before course begins.
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