Due to the Changes in the Test you will need to know/ demonstrate the new SHOW ME, TELL ME knowledge, and carry out certain set procedures like u turn, e-stop etc don't worry we will give you all the guidance & help you require

Every candidate attending a motorcycle test must comply with the following requirements.

If You would like to print of a copy of the questions please click on the link below

An emergency stop is given on every motorcycle test and can be given at any time during the test. The candidate will be told the route to take and the examiner will demonstrate the signal that will be given.

The candidate will be asked to position the machine alongside the kerb and put it on its stand, then take the machine off the stand and wheel it across the road in a 'U' turn. (Either a centre or side stand is acceptable, but a machine without a stand is not suitable for the purposes of the test).

Via the radio, the examiner will ask the candidate to ride the machine back across the road. The candidate will be asked to move off from a parked position and to turn the machine around to face the opposite way, within the road width.

If the candidate has not had the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to control the machine at slow speed e.g. at junctions, they will be asked to ride as if in slow-moving traffic as a separate exercise.


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	What to bring with you \| Test manoeuvres \| Show - me / Tell - me \| ADVICE YOU give to you Pillion Passenger \| Course Pricing Every candidate attending a motorcycle test must comply with the following requirements. Produce a valid U. K. driving licence, correctly signed and indicating a current provisional entitlement for the category of vehicle to be tested. Produce a pass certificate for the motorcycle Theory & Hazard Perception test. Produce a current C.B.T certificate {DL196}. Candidates will be asked to sign a disclaimer indicating that they have current insurance cover, and that the vehicle has a M.O.T if necessary. If you are on our bike then this is not a problem, if however you are on your bike then this must be taken with you. The vehicle must be in road worthy condition and display a current road fund licence. All candidates will also be required to produce photographic proof of identity at both the theory and practical tests (passport, photographic driving licence acceptable). Due to the Changes in the Test you will need to know/ demonstrate the new SHOW ME, TELL ME knowledge, don't worry we will give you all the guidance & help you require. If You would like to print of a copy of the questions please click on the link below Questions SHOW ME TELL ME in Microsoft Word or SHOW ME TELL ME in Adobe Acrobat Questions ADVICE YOU give to you Pillion Passenger in Microsoft Word or ADVICE YOU give to you Pillion Passenger in Adobe Acrobat Test manoeuvres During the test specific manoeuvres must be carried which include: Emergency stop exercise An emergency stop is given on every motorcycle test and can be given at any time during the test. The candidate will be told the route to take and the examiner will demonstrate the signal that will be given. Wheeling / stand exercise The candidate will be asked to position the machine alongside the kerb and put it on its stand, then take the machine off the stand and wheel it across the road in a 'U' turn. (Either a centre or side stand is acceptable, but a machine without a stand is not suitable for the purposes of the test). U-turn exercise Via the radio, the examiner will ask the candidate to ride the machine back across the road. The candidate will be asked to move off from a parked position and to turn the machine around to face the opposite way, within the road width. Slow ride exercise If the candidate has not had the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to control the machine at slow speed e.g. at junctions, they will be asked to ride as if in slow-moving traffic as a separate exercise. After the practical part of the test the candidate will be asked a question on 'balance when carrying a passenger'. COURSE PRICING
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