The Module 1 bit
The test normally takes about 20 minutes and includes:
- wheeling the moped or motorcycle and using the stand
- riding a slalom and figure of 8
- a slow ride
- a U-turn
- cornering and a controlled stop
- cornering and an emergency stop
- cornering and hazard avoidance
Full training is given on a large off road site
If you’re upgrading your licence through ‘Progressive access", you must pass module 2 within 6 months. You have to pass module 1 again if you do not.
we have a range of bikes Manual and Auto
What you need to take to your tests
You must take:
- your UK photocard driving licence
- your theory test pass certificate
- a moped or motorbike
- your compulsory basic training (CBT) certificate - unless you’re taking the test to upgrade your existing licence motorcycle licence
Full training is given off road for this test there is a minimum clothing requirement .
As a general guide the following is an indication of the minimum level of clothing acceptable:
- motorcycle boots
- sturdy footwear or boots that provide support and ankle protection
- textile or leather motorcycle trousers
- heavy denim trousers
- heavy denim jacket with several layers underneath
- textile or leather motorcycle jacket
- motorcycle gloves
The following are examples of clothing that are not acceptable:
- lightweight training shoes
- canvas basket ball trainers
- any form of clothing with areas of exposed skin
- shell suit or lightweight tracksuit
- distressed ripped jeans
- lightweight fleece or hoody
- no gloves or skiing gloves
In all cases it’s a legal requirement that riders wear an approved and correctly fastened motorcycle helmet with suitable eye protection (an exception is made for members of the Sikh religion wearing a turban).
Cases of inappropriate clothing
the test may not go ahead
