Full Licence Training
Based in Keynsham, Bristol
Having the freedom to ride your motorcycle on the road is an exhilarating experience. However, before this can happen it’s a legal requirement to complete a Full Motorcycle Licence Course.
About the Course
At ACE Motorcycle Training this process happens with four straight-forward steps.
Compulsory Basic Training (CBT)
Motorcycle Theory Test
Module 1 Training and Test
Module 2 Training and Test
It doesn’t really matter which way round you do the CBT and Theory (though you may find it useful to do the CBT first) but both steps must be completed before training for the two-part test. You must pass both parts of your practical test within 2 years of taking the theory test to gain your full motorcycle licence.
As our training days are flexible to fit around your commitments we would strongly recommend that you complete each practical element in turn. This allows you to spread payments and gives you a more relaxed training process while allowing us to accurately assess you for the next stage.
The first stage is to successfully complete your CBT and then your Motorcycle Theory test. Following this, the final steps are split into two modules. Module 1 consists of a number of slow-speed exercises and a couple achieved at a higher speed in a tarmac off-road area. Module 2 is conducted entirely on the road and lasts 30-40 minutes to give you real-life experience before going alone.
What Do the Fees Include?
Training
Use of Bike
Insurance
Fuel
Test Fee
Use of Helmet
Use of Safety Clothing
What Do I Need?
To successfully pass the riding tests; you must be able to demonstrate that you can ride safely in different road and traffic conditions and successfully show that you know The Highway Code by the way you ride during the test. Module 1 of your test must be passed before you can move on to Module 2.
It’s essential to bring along a clean and up-to-date full or provisional driving licence which includes the correct vehicle entitlements. As part of our fees, you’ll have access to the use of a bike, fuel and free use of helmet and safety clothing, as well as insurance, meanwhile training and test costs are all included as part of the package.
Once you have passed the motorcycle licence training and you’re confident that this is your direction of travel then it’s time to invest in your own motorcycle, helmet and protective clothing, whilst ensuring that you have all the right insurances in place.
Why Choose Us?
Operating from our Bristol HQ where we provide the bike licence course, motorcycle test course and CBT training course, ACE Motorcycle Training has helped hundreds of people with motorbike training and testing.
Our years of experience in the industry make us a leading choice in the area and are the only school in Bristol to have uniformed full-time employed instructors who are qualified to the highest standards and dedicated to making you feel confident on the road.
Taking care of all your training needs, we operate seven days a week with our fleet of well-maintained electric start Mopeds, 125cc, 500cc and 600cc motorcycles with free use of quality safety clothing.
Our professional team keep on top of all the latest regulations to ensure that your health and safety are our priority on the road and provides leading guidance on how best to operate your vehicle from the moment you start your experience with us.
If you would like to get started on gaining your full motorcycle licence, please give the ACE Motorcycle Training team a call on 01179 863 330 today! Alternatively, get in contact using our Enquiry Form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Further Information
Both mod 1 and 2 tests must be carried out on the same category bike ie you cannot do the mod 1 on a 125 and then mod 2 on a 650
Any of the licence catagories can be taken on an automatic but you would only be able to ride an auto once passed. Like a car, if you pass on a manual then you can ride an auto if you wish.
Progressive access
You may have come across this term. Simply put, it means moving from one category to the next as your age allows but you must do each category in turn. For example if you did your A2 licence at 19 and then waited the statutory 2 years then you could do your full A licence at 21 without the need for renewing your theory test. Weirdly, if you took your A2 at 23 then wanted to upgrade when you turn 24 then you would need to show a valid theory test certificate.
If you did your A1 at 18 then decided to do the Full A at 24, because you would have jumped a category and not done progressive access then you would need to renew your theory.
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Location
Unit 17, Wansdyke Workshops
Unity Road, Keynsham
Bristol
BS31 1NH