Motorcycle Training London - Advantage Wimbledon

Motorcycle Training London - Advantage Wimbledon Ltd - Top Quality Motorcycle Training for South London and Surrey

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Below are a few of the most frequently asked questions that people ask when ready to book. Your question's not here? Send us an e-mail or give us a call, we're here to help!

How do I book?

Over the phone is the easiest way. Have your driving licence and credit card to hand and call
020 8543 5722. We will e-mail or post your booking details and conformation letter out immediately.

What licence do I need?

You need to hold one of the following licences to take part in CBT: a full UK car licence or a provisional licence with valid provisional motorcycle entitlement (Category A) or provisional moped entitlement (Category P) if you only want to ride a moped;
or an EU licence with valid UK counterpart.
If you are not sure of your entitlement you can always phone the DVLA on 0870 2400009.

What do I need to bring?

Please bring your signed UK licence, CBT and theory certificate if booked on to a full licence course - forgetting could result in your course being cancelled. If you have a photo card licence, you will also need to bring the counterpart licence (the paper part).

Whatever the weather wearing suitable clothing is a must! A strong jacket, long trousers (jeans are fine), sturdy footwear (strong shoes or boots) are essential. Failure to wear suitable clothing could result in us being unable to train you for safety reasons.
Bring your own equipment if you have it. If not, Advantage will always provide you with a top quality helmet, gloves and waterproofs for your comfort and safety in all weathers.

Bring your glasses or contact lenses. You will need to read a registration plate at a minimum distance of 67 feet (20.5 metres).

If you are using your own bike, you will need to bring all the documents: valid motorcycle insurance, valid road tax, valid MOT certificate (if your bike is more than three years old) and full sized L-plates displayed both front and rear.

What can I do to prepare?

A good read of the Highway Code is always helpful, along with the DSA's book, "Motorcycle riding: the essential skills".

Concentrate whilst driving your car! Do you check your mirrors before signalling, braking, turning? Think carefully about your positioning, especially at junctions!

Get out all your documents the night before and get a good night's sleep! Being on a bike for a day can be very tiring.