What bike can I ride on each licence?
CBT: Ride up to 125cc with L-plates (no motorways or passengers).
A1 Licence: Ride up to 125cc without L-plates and carry passengers.
A2 Licence: Ride up to 35kW (typically, motorcycles with engines in the range of 350cc to 650cc can produce around 35 kW - depending on whether the bike has a restrictor fitted).
A Licence: Ride any size or power motorbike.
A DAS (Direct Access Scheme) course is a training program in the UK that allows riders to obtain a full, unrestricted motorbike licence. It’s designed for individuals aged 24 or older who want to ride larger motorbikes without power restrictions.
What do I need to bring to the course?
Taster and/or CBT training
- Provisional or Full UK car licence
DAS training
- Provisional or Full UK car licence
- CBT certificate
- Theory test certificate (if passed)
Advanced / Rusty Rider Training
- Full motorbike licence (A1/A2/A)
We will provide you with a helmet, jacket, and gloves) but you must supply your own jeans/motorbike trousers and boots (we do not supply trousers and footwear). Steel toe caps and trainers are not accepted.
What is involved with a Module 1 and Module 2 test?
The Module 1 test involves performing slow speed and high speed maneuvers to demonstrate your basic bike control skills. This test is conducted by a DVSA examiner at a test site.
To obtain your full licence, you will also need to pass the Module 2 test. This consists of a 35–40 minute road ride, during which a DVSA examiner will follow and assess your riding.
Can I do the CBT on my own bike?
Yes, you can, provided the motorbike is roadworthy, has valid tax, insurance, and a current MOT. L plates must be clearly displayed on both the front and rear. They should be 7 inches square and must not be cut down. If you don’t currently have a valid CBT you will need to transport the motorbike on a trailer or ask a full licence holder to ride it to site.