New Rider
New motorcyclists are the most vulnerable of all road users and more likely to be involved in an accident. New riders make up only 0.15% of all road users yet tragically make up 5.7% of road deaths.
Although training organisations offer a good service, that service is built purely around students passing a 20 minute test, in an off-road motorcycle manoeuvring area, followed by 35 minutes of riding on the road being followed by an examiner.
New riders often struggle to cope with ever-changing traffic and road conditions and can regularly lose control when travelling at excessive or misjudged speeds. They may find it hard to handle a bike safely, knowing when and when not to brake, or they may panic when finding themselves in a situation or a location that they are unfamiliar with. Our structured motorcycle lessons for newly qualified riders focus's on building confidence and control in these real-world conditions, so you can ride more safely and smoothly.
A motorcycle licence is the first step but undertaking further training is the most important next step you will ever make and could be the difference between life and death.