What this means to you...
Restricted Licence Courses
- Full cover insurance as standard using our bikes - no excess
- Guaranteed pass scheme
- Full-sized Module 1 test training area with speed gun
- Helmet hire included
- Fuel included
- Test fees included
- Full day's training - no 'sessions'
- Experienced, friendly instructors
- Training seven days a week
- Flexible training approach
- Motorcycle hire available
- Plenty of parking
Take your test on a small bike and get a restricted licence
The restricted licence is aimed mainly at those who want a full motorcycle licence, but do not intend riding too powerful a motorbike in the immediate future. It is also the only licence that can be gained by those aged seventeen to twenty inclusive.
You must complete CBT, a motorcycle theory test and take a practical test. You can take CBT, further training and the practical test all as part of an intensive course. You would need to organise your own theory test, which you can do here.
Restricted Licence Courses
The Restricted Licence courses that we run are as follows:
- 2-day Supercourse (Very Experienced Riders) - Info
- 3-day Supercourse (Experienced Riders) - Info
- 4-day Supercourse (Semi Experienced Riders) - Info
- 5-day Supercourse (Novice Riders) - Info
Two-Day Supercourse
This course is for very experienced riders who have already completed CBT and is subject to a one-hour assessment lesson to assess suitability.
The first day consists of teaching what is required of you for the test. The second day will begin with mock tests in the morning culminating with your practical test in the afternoon.
If you have not already done so, you would need to book and pass a motorcycle theory test. Further details on the theory test are to be found on the motorcycle theory test page of our website.
To help your prepare for the tests we conduct mock tests on you and take you around the prospective test routes before hand.
You do not need to worry about booking your practical tests as this is already pre-booked by us for you. 
Three-Day Supercourse
This course is for a very experienced rider and is subject to an assessment lesson.
The first day will either be your CBT (or a day on the road if you already have a valid CBT certificate), second day polishing up your road riding skills followed by the test day. Again, we will put you through mock tests in the morning, ending up with your practical test in the afternoon.
If you have not already done so, you would need to book and pass a motorcycle theory test. Further details on the theory test are to be found on the motorcycle theory test page of our website.
To help your prepare for the tests we conduct mock tests on you and take you around the prospective test routes before hand.
You do not need to worry about booking your practical tests as this is already pre-booked by us for you.
Four-Day Supercourse
Aimed at somebody with limited experience. Again, day one can either be CBT or a day on the road. Designed to improve your road-riding skills and boost confidence before taking your practical test on the last day, ending in a restricted motorcycle licence.
If you have not already done so, you would need to book and pass a motorcycle theory test. Further details on the theory test are to be found on the motorcycle theory test page of our website.
To help your prepare for the tests we conduct mock tests on you and take you around the prospective test routes before hand.
You do not need to worry about booking your practical tests as this is already pre-booked by us for you.
Five-Day Supercourse
This course is suitable for a novice rider. Your first day will begin with CBT, where we would leave a gap of approximately two weeks before continuing with the rest of your course. This is just in case you should need further practise or to repeat your CBT. The final four days will improve your road-riding skills and handling of the motorcycle. On the final day, you will take your practical test.
If you have not already done so, you would need to book and pass a motorcycle theory test. Further details on the theory test are to be found on the the motorcycle theory test page of our website.
To help your prepare for the tests we conduct mock tests on you and take you around the prospective test routes before hand.
You do not need to worry about booking your practical tests as this is already pre-booked by us for you.
The Restricted Licence
The Restricted Licence comes in two styles, 'A1' and 'A2'. The 'A1' licence will limit you to 125cc forever unless you take another test and the 'A2' licence will have a two-year power restriction (to 33 b.h.p.). Once the two-year period is up, you can then ride any size bike that you want without restriction.
To gain the ‘A1’ licence (if you do not plan to ride bigger than a 125cc bike after your test) you just need to take the practical test on a bike between 75cc and 125cc where the bike’s top speed is less than 62.5 m.p.h.
If you want the ‘A2’ licence, you will need to take your test on a 125cc bike where the bike is capable of 62.5 m.p.h. or more (this must be stated in the handbook, or a letter must be produced from the manufacturer). For a list of bikes which achieve the A1 or A2 licence please click here (opens in new window).
You can take your test on either a manual or an automatic motorbike. If you take your test on a manual motorcycle, you can ride either manual motorcycles or automatics, but if you take your test on an automatic, you will be limited to automatics.
Our Training Courses
Our training courses are flexible in approach and we run training courses seven days a week. You can run your course over weekends to fit it in around work, but your last day (test day) would need to be on a weekday. Alternatively, book some time off and train with us during the week. To discuss your specific requirements give us a call.
If you do not have your own motorcycle, do not worry. We have a fleet of well-maintained bikes for hire, both automatic and manual.
Our pass rate is second to none and most trainees pass their test first time with us. Read comments by former students here.
Additional information
Additional information about the Restricted Licence can be found on the following page:
- Restricted Licence FAQs - answers to many frequently asked questions about the Restricted Licence
Areas Near To Us
If you live in the following areas, we are within travelling distance.
Alperton, Barnet, Belgravia, Belsize Park, Bermondsey, Brent, Brent Cross, Brentford, Brondesbury, Brondesbury Park, Bushey, Camden, Chiswick, Colindale, Cricklewood, Crouch End, Dollis Hill, Dulwich, Ealing, Eastcote, East London, Edgware, Elstree, Feltham, Finchley, Friern Barnet, Golders Green, Greenford, Greenhill, Greenwich, Hampstead, Hanwell, Harlesden, Harrow, Harrow On The Hill, Harrow Weald, Hatch End, Hayes, Hendon, Highgate, Hillingdon, Holland Park, Hornsey, Hounslow, Ickenham, Isleworth, Islington, Kensal Green, Kensal Rise, Kensington, Kenton, Kilburn, Kingsbury, Ladbroke Grove, Lambeth, Lewisham, London Bridge, Maida Vale, Marylebone, Mayfair, Mill Hill, Moor Park, Muswell Hill, Neasden, North Harrow, Northolt, North London, North West London, Notting Hill, Oxhey, Paddington, Palmers Green, Perivale, Pinner, Queens Park, Rickmansworth, Roxeth, Ruislip, South Harrow, Southall, Southgate, South London, Southwark, St Johns Wood, Staines, Stanmore, Sudbury, Sudbury Hill, Sudbury Town, Tottenham, Tufnell Park, Uxbridge, Watford, Wealdstone, Wembley, West Ealing, West Harrow, West London, Willesden, Wood Green, Yeading.
