CBT TRAINING
Things to know:
What is CBT
(Compulsary Basic Training)?
Your basic rider course and learning to ride a motorcycle Training starts with Compulsory Basic Training. Machine control is a universal skill and you will learn machine control from day one when you train with us
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What clothing is suitable for CBT training?
• Motorcycle boots
• Sturdy footwear or boots that provide support and ankle protection
• Textile or leather motorcycle trousers
• Heavy denim trousers
• Heavy denim jacket with several layers underneath
• Textile or leather motorcycle jacket
Why do a your CBT Training?
Change your life forever! All you need is a provisional licence and a CBT training (Compulsory Basic Training) then you can ride a 125 motorcycle with L plates for two years if you are 17 and over.
Why learning to ride a motorcycle or moped and doing you CBT makes financial sense:
Learning to ride a motorcycling makes great financial sense. How does 120 mpg sound? Easy to park. Easy to get through traffic. Why aren't more people riding? Safety they say. What if you could be taught how to ride motorcycle properly and safely from the beginning, while you receive the necessary motor skills and it's not done in a rush? What if you are really safe from the word go?
You are not just a number to us. You could be one more well trained motorcyclist on the road. One more free soul, enjoying the fun of the open road.
Is CBT Training a Test?
A CBT training (Compulsory Basic Training) is not a bike test but it is a process of learning to ride a motorcycle and a continuous assessment of safety and skill. Learner motorcycle and moped riders must complete CBT training before they can ride a moped or motorcycle on the public road. Holders of a full car licence obtained on or after 1 February 2001 must complete CBT training if they want to validate the full moped entitlement on their licence.
Why CBT One on One training with is beneficial:
We will help you attain the following motorbike skills in a safe and calm environment:
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Motorcycle theory
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Road safely skills.
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Correct attitudes towards motorcycling
What does CBT (Compulsory Basic Bike) Training consist of?
CBT training (Compulsory Basic Training) consists of five elements.
What is needed to competently complete my CBT Training?
You will have to complete these five elements in sequence. You will not be able to progress to the next element until you have satisfied us that you are ready to progress. Your safety is of utmost importance to us and that's why we do not automatically guarantee a certificate. Most of our trainees do successfully complete the basic rider course in one day but, it is important to note that you do not have to complete all of the elements of the course in one day. Part of your course is a CBT training (Compulsory Basic Training) record ,which you can use to log and record your progress and completion of each element throughout the basic rider course.
ELEMENT A
Basic rider course is an Introduction.
When you arrive, we will discuss helmets, visors, goggles, safety gear (Equipment and Clothing) and how to be visible on the road. Make sure you bring your driving licence as I will have to check them during this element. I will also check your eyesight. In good daylight you must be able to read a vehicle registration plate (XX50XXX) with letters 79.4mm high at a minimum distance of 20 meters and an older style registration plates (X123XXX) from 20.5 meters. If you wear glasses or contact lenses, you should wear them not only for the eyesight test but also during the course as a whole. If you have had corrective eye surgery, you must inform me. If you fail the eyesight test, the we will not continue with the CBT training (Compulsory Basic Training) course .
ELEMENT B
Basic rider course is practical on-site training.
We will teach you the motorcycle controls and basic motorcycle safety checks. We will teach you how to put the motorcycle on its stands and how to wheel the motorcycle around and how to brake to stop. We will also be teach you how to start and stop the engine. This training takes place on our CBT Pad and is off the public highway where you will not be competing with other vehicles or drivers and riders. You will be able to concentrate in a safe, private and dedicated environment and it will make it so much easier to learn.
ELEMENT C
Basic rider course is practical on-site riding.
We will teach you how to:
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Ride in a straight line and stop
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Ride slowly under control
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To use your both brakes in a controlled manner
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To change gear (if applicable)
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Ride a figure of eight
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Emergency Stop
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Do proper rear observations
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o turn right and left (simulated junctions)- Simulated turns using OSM/PSL (Observation, Signal Manoeuvre (Position Speed Look)
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Do a U-Turn
ELEMENT D
Basic rider course is practical on-road training.
This element will cover information you need to ride legally and safely on the road. We will be discussing Conspicuity , Legal requirements, Vulnerability, Speed, The Highway Code, Anticipation, Rear Observation, Road positioning, Separations distance, Weather conditions, Road surfaces, Alcohol and drugs, Attitude and Hazard perception. We will also discuss bike positioning on the road, junctions, roundabouts, traffic lights, junctions, Pedestrian Crossings, gradients and obstructions.
ELEMENT E
Basic rider course is practical on-road riding
This is the final element and this road ride will be at least two hours long. You will be in radio contact. During the road ride you will use the skills taught in the previous elements on the road. I am sure you will enjoy it. You must be able to do a U-turn and stop as if in an emergency on the road.
What happens when the trainee completes all the elements of the CBT training?
When you have completed all of the elements. We will issue you with a CBT training certificate - DL196.
This certificate is valid for two years.
Remember, you will have to do another CBT if you don't pass your theory and practical motorcycle tests within two years from the date of the DL196.
Do and Don't when successfully completing CBT( Compulsary Basic Training):
Once you have your certificate and a road legal, taxed and insured motorcycle or moped, you're ready to roll! Remember, no pillions, no motorways and get those L Plates on.
What's next after your CBT(Compulsary BasicTraining)?
We offers a range of skill development courses to advance your riding.
Locations where PETROL PONIES offers training?
Your CBT will take place in Finningley and surrounding area.
In Rotherham:
DVSA Mod 1 test pad training and module 2 road ride training.
In Doncaster:
CBT training and big bike conversion training.
Petrol Ponies Direct Access Course
