Protective gear is compulsory
Helmet, gloves, jacket, trousers and sturdy boots. We discuss what you still need before your first lesson.
Whether it is your first 125 at 16 or direct access at 24: we get you safely onto two wheels. New motorcycle courses start in 2026 – places are limited, so get in touch early.
The motorcycle classes build on one another. Starting early means moving up through A1 and A2 – and skipping the theory test on the way up, provided you have held the previous class for at least two years.
If you only start at 24 you can go straight for class A. Which route is better value depends on your age and your plans – we work that out with you when you come in.
Helmet, gloves, jacket, trousers and sturdy boots. We discuss what you still need before your first lesson.
We start on a closed training area. Only once moving off, braking and slalom are solid do we go out into traffic.
Country roads, motorway and night drives are part of compulsory motorcycle training too.
Then theory is reduced to six double periods of basic material plus the class-specific part. And if you only want to ride a 125, B196 may well be the shorter route.
B196 lets you ride a 125 without sitting a new test – training alone is enough.
Learn more – Ride a 125 with your car licenceThe classic licence for cars up to 3.5 tonnes – with fixed theory dates and lessons that fit your calendar.
Learn more – The car licenceCondensed dates, dedicated support and a clear timetable – for anyone who cannot wait months.
Learn more – When it has to be quickThe 2026 courses are filling up. Get in touch and we will tell you when you can start.