1st Class Rider Training is pleased to support the NSPCC.
Supporter No; 6026185.
The Changes to the NEW 2 PART MOTORCYCLE TEST were implemented on April 27th. The DSA have now split the test into 2 Modules, which have to be taken seperately. Unfortunately this will need an increase in the number of days training required to cover both modules.
Please give us a Call on our Direct Booking Line to discuss your training needs.
0845 467 0165
1st Class Rider Training is run by a former Police Motorcyclist with years of experience in motorcycle training at all levels.
Authorised by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) for Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) and in ‘Big Bike’ training under the Direct Access Scheme. The holder of the RoSPA Diploma and an Examiner for the RoSPA Advanced Motorcycle Test.
Using mainly instructors with the coveted Police Class 1 Riding Grade, 1st Class Rider Training provide training on 500 & 600cc bikes under the direct access scheme for those riders who are over 21.
We have recently taken delivery of New Honda CBF 600cc bikes.
125cc bikes are also available. New Yamaha YBR 125’s Fuel Injected, Low Emission Compliant, were delivered in Mid September.
1st Class tuition on First Class Machines, with Class 1 Instructors!
Our aim is not to teach you to pass your test, but to ride in safety and with confidence…..
…..passing the test then is easy!
Please note that if you are ’shopping around’ and comparing Direct Access Course prices, other companies may charge the same as us but will only give you a five hour day. We train from 9.15am until 4.30-5pm.
So, Don’t be fooled by false economy. Get the best training and the best value for your money.
Please note that all training takes place at our secure ‘off road’ training site;
Cardiff County Council Road Safety Centre,
Briardene,
North Road,
Cardiff
CF14 3BL.
If you are already lucky enough to have your licence and fancy a day out…….
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