The new practical motorcycle test came into force in April 2009. Please click here for more details

We are a local independent Motor Cycle Training organisation launched in 1979. All our instructors are keen motor cyclists and are certified by the Driving Standards Agency. Regular inspections ensure you receive the very highest standards of tuition.

We offer a range of courses aimed at the novice CBT, through standard and direct access full licence tests and refresher lessons for anyone wishing to return to motorcycling.

Now available: 500 auto for direct access!!!
  • C.B.T.
  • Standard and Direct Access Full Licence Courses.
  • Hire Bikes.
  • Friendly Instructors.
  • Open 7 days a week.
  • Latest instructor to pupil radio systems.
  • Max 2 trainees "on road" to one instructor.
  • Hire bikes.
  • One of the highest "first time" test pass rates.
  

Training sites at

  • Torquay (At P.G.H.)
  • Exeter
  • Newton Abbot &
  • Launceston

Click here for Directions

Caption Competition.

The beginning of January 2010 saw a couple of "interesting" days training!!!
We are looking for the best caption for this photo - the prize..... A free cup coffee from this sites webmaster. If you have any ideas please email them to me.

I will start you off -

Build another one a few feet away and we can practice the figure of 8
or
I told the trainee they needed to wrap up warmer!

P.S. Don't worry, we didn't run any CBT's for a few days.

Glad to see some of you are on the ball - I have received these so far -

From Geoff - "on seeing the trainee Martin froze to the spot!"
Roger suggested the following - "C B T = come back tomorrow!!" or "It’s snow fun working today" or "My instructor said that he would be back in a minute" or "Cone- what cone" and finally "Not smiling today, I do not have a mouth"
Pauline said - "I knew riding a bike was cool, but..."
Gilli suggested - "It's snow joke this new test!"
and lastly for the moment Mark said "New protective helmet under test conditions."

Thanks to all above for the caption suggestions but keep them coming in.