Full Licence
Getting a full licence...
In order to complete either test, you must hold a licence with category A entitlement, complete a DSA Motorcycle Theory Test and have a valid CBT certificate. Most full car licences include category A entitlement, we can assist you in preparing and booking you Theory test and the CBT can be included as part of your training.
Restricted Licence Course
In order to complete the restricted licence course, you must be at least 17 years old. All practical training and tests are completed on a 125cc motorcycle which can be either your own, or one provided by us.
Once passed you can ride any motorcycle that is 33bhp (Brake Horse Power) or less, kits are available for the majority of popular motorcycles that restrict them to this value, allowing people with restricted licences to be able to buy the bike of their choice.
The restriction stays on your licence for two years at which point it is withdrawn and your licence becomes unrestricted without the need to take a further test, allowing you then to ride any motorcycle, regardless of power.
Additionally, you no longer have to display L plates, can ride on motorways and also take passengers. The restricted licence course is the only way for a rider to obtain an unrestricted licence between the ages of 19 to 21 and is popular with many for this reason. If you complete your restricted licence but reach 21, you can also complete an accelerated access test to give you an unrestricted licence.
Direct access course
In order to take the direct access course, you must be at least 21 years old. You will begin your training on a 125cc and progress onto a 500cc motorcycle. All practical tests in relation to the direct access course are taken on the 500cc bike.
Like the restricted licence course, you will need to pass a two-part DSA test (known as Module 1 and Module 2). Whilst similar to the tests taken for the restricted licence, the DAS version has additional focus on controlling a larger motorcycle safely.
Once you have passed you will have a full motorcycle licence and can now ride any motorcycle regardless of power.
Training
We offer intensive courses from 2-7 days 7 days a week and can also break it down to individual training days, whatever is needed to suit your schedule and preference.
In order to complete either test, you must hold a licence with category A entitlement, complete a DSA Motorcycle Theory Test and have a valid CBT certificate. Most full car licences include category A entitlement, we can assist you in preparing and booking you Theory test and the CBT can be included as part of your training.
Restricted Licence Course
In order to complete the restricted licence course, you must be at least 17 years old. All practical training and tests are completed on a 125cc motorcycle which can be either your own, or one provided by us.
Once passed you can ride any motorcycle that is 33bhp (Brake Horse Power) or less, kits are available for the majority of popular motorcycles that restrict them to this value, allowing people with restricted licences to be able to buy the bike of their choice.
The restriction stays on your licence for two years at which point it is withdrawn and your licence becomes unrestricted without the need to take a further test, allowing you then to ride any motorcycle, regardless of power.
Additionally, you no longer have to display L plates, can ride on motorways and also take passengers. The restricted licence course is the only way for a rider to obtain an unrestricted licence between the ages of 19 to 21 and is popular with many for this reason. If you complete your restricted licence but reach 21, you can also complete an accelerated access test to give you an unrestricted licence.
Direct access course
In order to take the direct access course, you must be at least 21 years old. You will begin your training on a 125cc and progress onto a 500cc motorcycle. All practical tests in relation to the direct access course are taken on the 500cc bike.
Like the restricted licence course, you will need to pass a two-part DSA test (known as Module 1 and Module 2). Whilst similar to the tests taken for the restricted licence, the DAS version has additional focus on controlling a larger motorcycle safely.
Once you have passed you will have a full motorcycle licence and can now ride any motorcycle regardless of power.
Training
We offer intensive courses from 2-7 days 7 days a week and can also break it down to individual training days, whatever is needed to suit your schedule and preference.