T&K Motorcycle Training Bridgwater At Oliver’s Road, Westonzoyland Airfield, Bridgwater TA7 0PJ
CBT Training in Bridgwater
T&K Motorcycle Training provides CBT training
in Bridgwater and all surrounding areas.
OUR CBT TRAINING
Our CBT training is done by our friendly,
experienced and professional instructors who aim
to give you the skills, knowledge and confidence to
achieve your CBT Certificate in the shortest time
and hence least cost.
The training makes sure you are able to ride safely and competently on your own on public roads
while you practice for your full moped or motorcycle test. The course usually lasts a full day but can
take longer depending on how quickly you learn.
After successfully completion of the training, you will be issued with a CBT Certificate which is valid
for up to 2 years and allows you to legally ride, with some restrictions, any moped or a motorcycle up
to 125cc on the UK roads. During that time, you have to display L-plates, cannot ride on the
motorways and cannot carry a passenger until you pass your full motorcycle license test.
WHAT DOES CBT INVOLVE?
The CBT course involves five parts:
Introduction: The aims of CBT, making suitable
decisions about equipment and clothing, and
meeting the eyesight rules.
Practical on-site training: How the motorcycle
or moped works, what maintenance checks are
needed, and getting a feel for the weight and
balance of the vehicle.
Practical on-site riding: Carrying out manoeuvres safely and under full control, using the brakes,
changing gear, and carrying out observations.
Practical on-road training preparation: Meeting the legal requirements to ride, attitude,
positioning, separation distances, speed, anticipating what other road users may do, and
preparing for developing hazards.
Practical on-road riding: Riding in typical traffic conditions (including traffic lights, roundabouts,
junctions, pedestrian crossings, gradients and bends), and carrying out a u-turn and an
emergency stop.
The five parts have to be completed in sequence and you will only move on to the next part when
your instructor is satisfied you have learnt the necessary theory and demonstrated the practical skills
to a safe basic level.
When all five parts of the training have been satisfactorily completed, you will be issued with a DL196
certificate of completion. You must then either pass your full moped or motorcycle test within 2
years, or re-take your CBT training, or stop riding.
You won’t need to take CBT if you want to ride a moped (up to 50cc) and you passed your car driving
test before 1 February 2001, or if you want to ride a motorcycle and have a full moped licence from
passing a moped test since 1 December 1990, or if you have a full motorcycle licence for one
category and want to upgrade to another, or if you live and ride on some offshore islands.
DOES EVERYONE HAVE TO TAKE A CBT?
Once you have your DL196 certificate you will probably want to take additional training to pass
your theory and practical tests and qualify for a motorcycle licence. Remember that you must take
your DL196 certificate with you when you go to your practical test.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
We provide new bikes for CBT, from 50cc auto
to 125cc geared.
We provide helmets with built in state of the art two way communication systems. Also
motorcycle jackets, gloves and waterproofs if required free of charge.
Our instructors are friendly, experienced and professional and our goal is to ensure that every
student receives the individual attention and training necessary to enable them to ride on the road
safely and confidently.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
The CBT course lasts a full day and the cost is £160 including VAT. Should you require more time to
complete the course, our instructor will consult with you to discuss a plan. One to one training can
be provided at a cost of £290 including VAT.
50% of the agreed fees is taken at time of booking.
You must use L plates (L or D plates in Wales).
After you’ve completed CBT, you can ride a moped if you’re 16 or over or a motorcycle up to 125cc
and with a power output of up to 11kW if you’re 17 or over.
You must pass your full moped or motorcycle test within 2 years, or you have to either take CBT
again or stop riding.
At T&K Motorcycle Training we aim to make the process of learning to ride a motorcycle or scooter
an easy and enjoyable experience. The CBT course is not a test and so there’s no pressure to pass or
fail. We aim to make the day one of valuable instruction and good fun!
Please contact us today for more information or click cbt motorcycle training bridgwater to
book a training course
WHAT IS CBT?
Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) is a course that most people have to take before they can ride a
moped or motorcycle on the road.
CBT Training in Bridgwater
T&K Motorcycle Training provides CBT training
in Bridgwater and all surrounding areas.
OUR CBT TRAINING
Our CBT training is done by our friendly,
experienced and professional instructors who
aim to give you the skills, knowledge and
confidence to achieve your CBT Certificate in the
shortest time and hence least cost.
The training makes sure you are able to ride
safely and competently on your own on public
roads while you practice for your full moped or
motorcycle test. The course usually lasts a full
day but can take longer depending on how
quickly you learn.
After successfully completion of the training, you
will be issued with a CBT Certificate which is valid
for up to 2 years and allows you to legally ride,
with some restrictions, any moped or a
motorcycle up to 125cc on the UK roads. During
that time, you have to display L-plates, cannot
ride on the motorways and cannot carry a
passenger until you pass your full motorcycle
license test.
WHAT DOES CBT INVOLVE?
The CBT course involves five parts:
Introduction: The aims of CBT, making
suitable decisions about equipment and clothing,
and meeting the eyesight rules.
Practical on-site training: How the
motorcycle or moped works, what maintenance
checks are needed, and getting a feel for the
weight and balance of the vehicle.
Practical on-site riding: Carrying out
manoeuvres safely and under full control, using
the brakes, changing gear, and carrying out
observations.
Practical on-road training preparation:
Meeting the legal requirements to ride, attitude,
positioning, separation distances, speed,
anticipating what other road users may do, and
preparing for developing hazards.
Practical on-road riding: Riding in typical
traffic conditions (including traffic lights,
roundabouts, junctions, pedestrian crossings,
gradients and bends), and carrying out a u-turn
and an emergency stop.
The five parts have to be completed in sequence
and you will only move on to the next part when
your instructor is satisfied you have learnt the
necessary theory and demonstrated the practical
skills to a safe basic level.
When all five parts of the training have been
satisfactorily completed, you will be issued with a
DL196 certificate of completion. You must then
either pass your full moped or motorcycle test
within 2 years, or re-take your CBT training, or
stop riding.
You won’t need to take CBT if you want to ride a
moped (up to 50cc) and you passed your car
driving test before 1 February 2001, or if you
want to ride a motorcycle and have a full moped
licence from passing a moped test since 1
December 1990, or if you have a full motorcycle
licence for one category and want to upgrade to
another, or if you live and ride on some offshore
islands.
DOES EVERYONE HAVE TO TAKE A CBT?
Once you have your DL196 certificate you will
probably want to take additional training to
pass your theory and practical tests and qualify
for a motorcycle licence. Remember that you
must take your DL196 certificate with you when
you go to your practical test.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
We provide new bikes for CBT, from 50cc
auto to 125cc geared.
We provide helmets with built in state of the
art two way communication systems. Also
motorcycle jackets, gloves and waterproofs if
required free of charge.
Our instructors are friendly, experienced
and professional and our goal is to ensure that
every student receives the individual attention
and training necessary to enable them to ride on
the road safely and confidently.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
The CBT course lasts a full day and the cost is
£160 including VAT. Should you require more
time to complete the course, our instructor will
consult with you to discuss a plan. One to one
training can be provided at a cost of £290
including VAT.
50% of the agreed fees is taken at time of
booking.
You must use L plates (L or D plates in
Wales).
After you’ve completed CBT, you can ride a
moped if you’re 16 or over or a motorcycle up to
125cc and with a power output of up to 11kW if
you’re 17 or over.
You must pass your full moped or motorcycle
test within 2 years, or you have to either take CBT
again or stop riding.
At T&K Motorcycle Training we aim to make the
process of learning to ride a motorcycle or
scooter an easy and enjoyable experience. The
CBT course is not a test and so there’s no
pressure to pass or fail. We aim to make the day
one of valuable instruction and good fun!
Please contact us today for more information
or click cbt motorcycle training bridgwater to
book a training course
T&K Motorcycle Training Bridgwater
At Oliver’s Road, Westonzoyland Airfield,
Bridgwater TA7 0PJ
WHAT IS CBT?
Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) is a course
that most people have to take before they can
ride a moped or motorcycle on the road.
T&K Motorcycle Training Bridgwater
At Oliver’s Road, Westonzoyland Airfield, Bridgwater TA7 0PJ
CBT Training in Bridgwater
T&K Motorcycle Training provides CBT training in Bridgwater and
all surrounding areas.
OUR CBT TRAINING
Our CBT training is done by our friendly, experienced and professional
instructors who aim to give you the skills, knowledge and confidence to
achieve your CBT Certificate in the shortest time and hence least cost.
The training makes sure you are able to ride safely and competently on your own on public roads while you practice for your full
moped or motorcycle test. The course usually lasts a full day but can take longer depending on how quickly you learn.
After successfully completion of the training, you will be issued with a CBT Certificate which is valid for up to 2 years and allows you
to legally ride, with some restrictions, any moped or a motorcycle up to 125cc on the UK roads. During that time, you have to display
L-plates, cannot ride on the motorways and cannot carry a passenger until you pass your full motorcycle license test.
WHAT DOES CBT INVOLVE?
The CBT course involves five parts:
Introduction: The aims of CBT, making suitable decisions about equipment and
clothing, and meeting the eyesight rules.
Practical on-site training: How the motorcycle or moped works, what maintenance
checks are needed, and getting a feel for the weight and balance of the vehicle.
Practical on-site riding: Carrying out manoeuvres safely and under full control,
using the brakes, changing gear, and carrying out observations.
Practical on-road training preparation: Meeting the legal requirements to ride,
attitude, positioning, separation distances, speed, anticipating what other road users may do, and preparing for developing
hazards.
Practical on-road riding: Riding in typical traffic conditions (including traffic lights, roundabouts, junctions, pedestrian crossings,
gradients and bends), and carrying out a u-turn and an emergency stop.
The five parts have to be completed in sequence and you will only move on to the next part when your instructor is satisfied you have
learnt the necessary theory and demonstrated the practical skills to a safe basic level.
When all five parts of the training have been satisfactorily completed, you will be issued with a DL196 certificate of completion. You
must then either pass your full moped or motorcycle test within 2 years, or re-take your CBT training, or stop riding.
You won’t need to take CBT if you want to ride a moped (up to 50cc) and you passed your car driving test before 1 February 2001, or if
you want to ride a motorcycle and have a full moped licence from passing a moped test since 1 December 1990, or if you have a full
motorcycle licence for one category and want to upgrade to another, or if you live and ride on some offshore islands.
DOES EVERYONE HAVE TO TAKE A CBT?
Once you have your DL196 certificate you will probably want to take additional training to pass your theory and practical tests and
qualify for a motorcycle licence. Remember that you must take your DL196 certificate with you when you go to your practical test.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
We provide new bikes for CBT, from 50cc auto to 125cc geared.
We provide helmets with built in state of the art two way
communication systems. Also motorcycle jackets, gloves and waterproofs if required free of charge.
Our instructors are friendly, experienced and professional and our goal is to ensure that every student receives the individual
attention and training necessary to enable them to ride on the road safely and confidently.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
The CBT course lasts a full day and the cost is £160 including VAT. Should you require more time to complete the course, our
instructor will consult with you to discuss a plan. One to one training can be provided at a cost of £290 including VAT.
50% of the agreed fees is taken at time of booking.
You must use L plates (L or D plates in Wales).
After you’ve completed CBT, you can ride a moped if you’re 16 or over or a motorcycle up to 125cc and with a power output of up to
11kW if you’re 17 or over.
You must pass your full moped or motorcycle test within 2 years, or you have to either take CBT again or stop riding.
At T&K Motorcycle Training we aim to make the process of learning to ride a motorcycle or scooter an easy and enjoyable experience.
The CBT course is not a test and so there’s no pressure to pass or fail. We aim to make the day one of valuable instruction and good
fun!
Please contact us today for more information or click cbt motorcycle training bridgwater to book a training course
WHAT IS CBT?
Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) is a course that most people have to take before they can ride a moped or motorcycle on the road.
