Two Counted Rider Training
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Two Counted Rider Training
Established in 2002, Long Eaton, Nottingham, We offer a great range of motorcycle training courses from a 1 Hour Taster Lesson, CBT Test, A Licence (DAS), A2 Licence, A1 Licence to something more advanced. Whether you're just starting out or you've been riding for years, we're here to help you get the most from your motorcycle.

Call 2 Counties Rider Training today and we talk you through the options available to you. Approved by the DVSA, we're all fully qualified and have many years of riding experience. You're in safe hands when you come to our motorcycle training school. We'll teach you the safest ways to ride, give you all the knowledge you'll need to pass your motorcycle test and enjoy years of motorcycling pleasure.
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Taster Course
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The one hour taster is designed as a basic lesson for people who have never ridden a scooter or a bike with gears and clutch before. It also gives you the experience and confidence before going into a group CBT. Our hour long sessions cover the basics you'll need, including moving off and stopping, riding around cones and possibly changing gears.
CBT Test
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The CBT is a five-element training course that you must complete to be allowed to legally ride a Motorcycle or moped. It is a course, NOT a test. However, if we feel you are struggling with an aspect of riding may ask you to come back for further training before you get your certificate. We take your safety very seriously, if we ask you to come back then basic training will be offered at the discounted price of 25 per hour.
AM Licence Moped
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Use our guide to find out where to start, what type of bike each licence lets you ride and how to get started. The practical test is a two-part test, both of which you have to pass to attain your licence. These parts are known as module one and module two. Cornering and an emergency stop (minimum speed of 19mph for mopeds and 32mph for motorcycles).
A2 Licence 47 BHP
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Ride a bike that produces no more than 35 kW or 47bhp (these are normally advertised as A2 bikes in dealer showrooms). REMEMBER - that the maximum power to weight ratio is not allowed to be more than 0.2kwh per kg, also any bike that produces more than 70kwh or 94bhp in standard factory issue cannot be restricted down to 35kwh.
Theory Test
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Yes, you always need to take and pass a motorbike theory test before taking the full motorbike practical test, irrespective of whether you have a full driving licence or not. If you are planning to ride a 50cc moped when you are 16 you can take the theory test from your 16th birthday onwards. However, if you are planning to learn to ride a motorbike you can take the test from your 17th birthday onwards.
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