125cc Training

After passing both CBT and the motorcycle theory test you are then able to take the practical motorcycle test on a 125cc machine. If you are 17 years of age or over you are permitted to take your test on a 125cc machine ( not exceeding 11kw ).
Depending on the individual's riding experience, we recommend a training course that would improve your riding skills to test standard.

We offer an assessment, which is 30 minutes with an instructor, who would be able to tell the individual how much training is required to give them an excellent chance of passing the practical test.

For example: Riders who have good experience in off-road riding - such as trials, tracks or enduro - or riders who have been riding regularly since their CBT course, we would recommend they have 2 days - 125cc training. Each training day is of 5 hours duration.

Riders with less experience may need a bit more training - 2 and a half to 3 days.

Lastly for riders who have had no riding experience prior to CBT level - possibly will need 3 to 4 days.

Each person is assessed on their own level of ability.

On road training is conducted with a ratio of 2 students per instructor (maximum). Radio communications will be used at all times. During the training you will ride on the test routes of the allotted test centre.

On the day of the test your instructor will meet you an hour before the test, where you will have 1 final lesson, before the examiner takes you out for the practical test (approximately 40 minutes).

Having successfully passed the practical test on a 125cc motorcycle you will now be restricted to ride up to a 33bhp machine for 2 years. Once the 2 years has expired you are then able to ride any bhp machine.

If 33 bhp is not enough for you and you are over 21 years of age, have completed both the CBT and motorcycle theory test, then take a look at our Direct Access Scheme Training here.