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After you have successfully completed your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT), you will be able to ride a moped (up to 50cc) unaccompanied on the road with L Plates, no pillion passengers and not on a motorway.
If you wish to gain an ‘AM′ Moped Licence, you must undergo training and take the relevant motorcycle tests on a 50cc machine.
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After you have successfully completed your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT), you will be able to ride a motorbike up to 125cc with L Plates.
If you wish to gain an ‘A1′ Light Motorcycle Licence, you must undergo training and take the relevant motorcycle tests on a 125cc machine.
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After you have successfully completed your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT), you will be able to ride a motorbike up to 125cc with L Plates.
If you wish to gain an ‘A2′ Medium powered Motorcycle Licence, you must complete the training on a relevant powered motorcycle (25-35kW). After which you can ride a larger motorbike but it must be restricted to 35kW (conditions apply).
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After you have successfully completed your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT), you will be able to ride a motorbike up to 125cc with L Plates.
If you wish to gain a category ‘A’ Full Motorcycle Licence, you must complete the DAS (Direct Access Scheme) training on a 600cc machine or bigger (at least 40kW) which allows you to ride any size motorcycle once you have passed the motorcycle tests.
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The motorcycle training programmes that we employ here at RMT Motorcycle Training have been developed through many years of experience in the training industry.
Our approach is methodical, structured and presented in such a manner that you will improve in a very short time frame.
Feel free to contact us or read what our advocates say, they’re happy to tell you about their experience of training with RMT Motorcycle Training. We have taught thousands of happy customers over the years, giving us the fantastic reputation we have today.
I want to start by saying thank you for all the information you both supplied me and for responding promptly. Secondly I would like to say I had a fantastic day and experience learning with RMT Motorcycle Training and with my instructor for the day Paul Hughes.
I am a dance teacher, so I understand what it's like to teach people and straight away he made me feel at ease and comfortable. He did a great job with me yesterday and he is a great professional who knows his craft.
I will be back to continue my training with RMT in the near future. I will highly recommend you, your school and instructors to other learners. Thank you again.
