Yes. In most cases you must complete CBT before riding on the road if you only have a provisional licence.

After completing CBT you will receive a DL196 certificate, which allows you to ride:

• Up to 125cc motorcycle

• With L plates

• No passengers

• No motorway riding

CBT normally takes one full day (around 6–8 hours).

It includes:

1. Introduction & eyesight check

2. Bike controls and safety checks

3. Off-road riding practice

4. On-road riding with an instructor

You will need at minimum of a UK provisional driving licence to undertake any motorcycle training course. International licences are not accepted.

Both documentations are valid for 2 years from date of issue.

The best place to book is on the GOV UK website at https://www.gov.uk/book-theory-test but be sure to choose the motorcycle category it will cost you £23, and you can search for a centre via your postcode anywhere charging more than this adds no benefit.

Any test passes are tied to your active theory pass if you do complete both parts of the test before it expires you have to take that test again.

Yes you can however your insurance provider will need to be notified and to confirm they will allow you to do so. Additionally you will need to make sure your motorcycle is on the approved list of test suitable motorcycles which can be found on the GOV UK website as found in our useful links section.