Information for Motorcycle Riders

If your motorcycle is less than 75 cc it is not acceptable for the practical motorcycle test. If you pass your practical test on a motorcycle with automatic or semi-automatic transmission, this will be recorded on your license. Your full license entitlement will be restricted to motorcycles in this category.
Note: The BMW C1 motorcycle is NOT a suitable machine for a practical test

Only candidates with certain disabilities can use a motorcycle and sidecar combination for the test. The license obtained as a result of this test will be restricted to such combinations.

Light motorcycle (category A1)

Solo motorcycle between 75 and 125 cc, power output not exceeding 11 kilowatts (kw - maximum 14.6 brake horse power (bhp)
Note: A light motorcycle license (category A1) will give you full license entitlement to ride machines up to 125 cc with a power output of up to 11 kW.

Standard motorcycle (category A)
Solo motorcycle between 121 and 125 cc, capable of exceeding 100 km/h (62.5 mph)
Note:A standard motorcycle license (category A) will restrict you for a period of two years to riding machines with a power output not exceeding 25 kW and a power/weight ratio not exceeding 0.16 kW/kg. After the two year period you may ride any motorcycle.

The CBT Course cost is £80.00 and you can have the use of a 125cc motorcycle for your CBT for £25.00

The 125cc Motorcycle Riders License Course, Course Cost is £470.00*
1 day CBT course
Up to 4 days Rider Training
Practical Test preparation

Note:*Includes bike & Third Party Insurance.

Or if you prefer to book hourly lessons - the rate is £14.00 per hour with bike use at £8.50 per hour