Q: How do I a full motorcycle licence?

How do I a full motorcycle licence? It is always great to hear that a fellow rider wants to move on and pass their full motorcycle licence tests The easiest way to book your package or your standalone course is online via the following link: https://www.bookcbtnow.com/incontact/public/gateway.aspx?funcid=79A2A98E7C95DA57&obcid=8D2F7732D7554D0D In regards to your question in order to obtain a full UK motorcycle licence, you will have to: <ol> <li>Complete your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) Book online via www.universalmct.co.uk</li> <li>Complete a Gear Conversion Course (if you have not done your CBT on a manual motorcycle and or if you do not competently ride a manual motorcycle) Booking online, <a href="https://www.bookcbtnow.com/incontact/public/gateway.aspx?func_id=79A2A98E7C95DA57&obc_id=C07F8089718288E3">click here</a></li> <li>Pass your Motorcycle Theory Test Book online via <a href="https://www.gov.uk/book-theory-test">https://www.gov.uk/book-theory-test</a></li> <li>Have training to pass your Module 1 Test More information <a href="https://www.universalmct.co.uk/courses-prices/das-full-licence/">https://www.universalmct.co.uk/courses-prices/das-full-licence/</a></li> <li>Pass your Module 1 Practical Test</li> <li>Have training to pass your Module 2 Test More information <a href="https://www.universalmct.co.uk/courses-prices/das-full-licence/">https://www.universalmct.co.uk/courses-prices/das-full-licence/</a></li> <li>Pass your Module 2 Practical Test</li> </ol> We are required by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency to assess every full licence

Question 1

Location of our training centres in London

Accepted Answer

We have five (6) motorcycle training centres, please note that they are only available for bookings made in advance, they are not walk-in centres:

(1) in Alperton, West London, next to a tube station (Alperton, Piccadilly Line);

(2) in Dagenham, East London close to a tube station (Dagenham Heathway, District line);

(3) in Croydon, South London next to a tram station;

(4) in Edgware, North West London, next to a tube station (Canons Park, Jubilee Line);

(5) in Eltham, South East London;

(6) in Wimbledon, South London (close to a tube station: South Wimbledon, Northern Line).

Please find the full address of our training centre locations below:

Training Site 1 (and London Office): Universal Motorcycle Training - Alperton 82 Sunleigh Road Alperton, Wembley, London, HA0 4LR

Training Site 2: Universal Motorcycle Training – Dagenham Goals Dagenham, Dagenham Leisure Park, Ripple Rd, Dagenham, RM9 6FD

Training Site 3: Universal Motorcycle Training - Croydon 2 Ampere Way Croydon CR0 4WT

Training Site 4: Universal Motorcycle Training - Edgware The Hive London (Barnet F.C.) Camrose Avenue Edgware London HA8 6AG

Training Site 5: Universal Motorcycle Training - Eltham Goals Eltham Eltham Palace Road London SE9 5LU

Training Site 6: Universal Motorcycle Training - Wimbledon Beverley Way Wimbledon New Malden KT3 4PH

Question 2

What is CBT?

Accepted Answer

What is CBT?

Compulsory Basic Training (CBT)

Please note: The UK Driving Standards Agency is the information source of the following article.

So what is a CBT?

Compulsory basic training (CBT) was introduced in 1990 to help reduce the very high accident rate among inexperienced motorcyclists. CBT must be completed by Law, before any new moped or motorcycle rider is allowed to ride on the road with L-plates or D-plates in Wales.

You will need to complete CBT if:

– you want to ride a moped (a moped has an engine not over 50 cc with maximum design speed not exceeding 50 kilometres per hour (km/h) which is approximately 31 miles per hour)

– you want to ride a motorcycle/scooter up to 125cc

Note: If you obtained your car licence before 1 February 2001 you do not need to complete a CBT to ride a 50cc moped*.

Age restrictions on CBT:

• Age 16 You can ride a 50cc moped (geared or automatic)

• Age 17+ You can ride a 125cc learner bike (geared or automatic)

What does CBT involve?

The CBT course involves five elements:

A. introduction

B. practical on-site training

C. practical on-site riding

D. practical on-road training

E. practical on-road riding

The five elements have to be completed in sequence, although the order of the exercises within the element can be varied. You will only move on to the next element when your instructor is satisfied you have learnt the necessary theory and demonstrated the practical skills to a safe basic level. Trainees m

Question 3

How to rebook your course/session

Accepted Answer

If you wish to rebook your course for any reason, you must provide a minimum of 3 (three) full working days’ notice (8 full working days’ notice in case of Full Motorcycle Licence Courses) before your course starts. Any rebooking requests within 3 (three) full working days (7 full working days’ notice for Full Motorcycle Licence Courses) from the start date of the course will result in a loss of fees paid. For more information, please contact us. You may rebook via our website.

Question 4

How do I get started in motorcycling?

Accepted Answer

Access our “Riding in Great Britain” step-by-step guide by (clicking here)

Before you can get onto two wheels, they are a few things that you must have and there are also other things that you must consider.

If you are new to or relatively new to motorcycling in the UK. Firstly you should check:

1. Licence

Before you can start training, you must have one of the following licences:

• full UK car licence or

• a provisional UK car licence with valid provisional motorcycle entitlement or

• A full EU licence accompanied by a confirmation of registration of your EU licence in the United Kingdom (D91 form, or D58/2) showing provisional motorcycle entitlement (Category A)

If you have no licence at all, you will need to collect form D1 from the Post Office and apply for one, or you can apply online.

If you have a licence from outside of the UK please visit the following page of the Directgov web site.

2. Automatic or manual

Secondly, you must consider the type of motorcycle that you want to ride.

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Question 5

What happens of my clothing of footwear is unsuitable on the day of my course/session?

Accepted Answer

Trainees taking part in any training courses must wear suitable clothing that offers reasonable protection. Wear layers that will keep you warm when it is cold and take a layer off when it is warm. We also advise you the wear something to cover up your neck like a scarf or snoodie tucked in will stop wind-chill.

If you do not yet have proper motorcycle trousers and motorcycle boots, as an alternative, on the day of your training, you must be wearing at least sturdy and unripped jeans trousers and hiking boots. Please note that we DOT NOT accept trainers or footwear made of soft textiles that DO NOT offer sufficient abrasion protection (such as Allstars Converse made with soft textiles), tracksuit bottoms, or sandals and shorts as you would be at risk of a serious injury.

If clothing worn is viewed as inappropriate and unsafe then the client may be asked to rebook the training course at an additional cost.

Question 6

How do I a full motorcycle licence?

Accepted Answer

How do I a full motorcycle licence?

It is always great to hear that a fellow rider wants to move on and pass their full motorcycle licence tests

The easiest way to book your package or your standalone course is online via the following link:

https://www.bookcbtnow.com/incontact/public/gateway.aspx?funcid=79A2A98E7C95DA57&obcid=8D2F7732D7554D0D

In regards to your question in order to obtain a full UK motorcycle licence, you will have to:

Complete your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) Book online via www.universalmct.co.uk
Complete a Gear Conversion Course (if you have not done your CBT on a manual motorcycle and or if you do not competently ride a manual motorcycle) Booking online, click here
Pass your Motorcycle Theory Test Book online via https://www.gov.uk/book-theory-test
Have training to pass your Module 1 Test More information https://www.universalmct.co.uk/courses-prices/das-full-licence/
Pass your Module 1 Practical Test
Have training to pass your Module 2 Test More information https://www.universalmct.co.uk/courses-prices/das-full-licence/
Pass your Module 2 Practical Test

We are required by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency to assess every full licence

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