One 2 One Motorcycle Training

Training Courses in Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear

In 1995 we formed One 2 One Motorcycle Training. Our 1st CBT site was in Nantwich, we then moved to Shavington. We now use the car park at the Crewe Alexandra Football Stadium at weekends. In Newcastle-Under-Lyme, we conduct CBT's most days using Clayton Hall Business & Language College or Newcastle & Hartshill Cricket Club. Each of our instructors is trained to a very high standard, so you can be confident that you'll get quality training no matter which instructor teaches you. They are all Driving Standards Approved.

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Stafford Avenue
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
ST5 3BN

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01782 721690

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One 2 One Motorcycle Training

read moreWith a first time pass rate in excess of 90%, you can be sure your time and money is well spent. You don't even need your own bike! One 2 One can provide all the necessary equipment and insurance for you to pass your test! With sites at Newcastle-under-Lyme and Crewe, we cater for all levels of students covering North Staffordshire and South Cheshire. Whether it is an introduction to your first bike, or a refresher course for someone returning to motorcycling after years away from biking, we have a course for you.

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read moreWhat do I need to bring with me on the day? - Provisional licence, helmet, jacket and gloves. You may want to bring a packed lunch. If using my own bike what do I need? - Tax, Insurance, L-plates front & rear, MOT if required, helmet, jacket and gloves. How old do I have to be? - 19 plus for A2 licence (up to 47bhp) and 24 plus for an A licence (without restrictions). What do I need to take with me on the day? - Provisional licence, Theory pass and CBT certificate.

One 2 One Motorcycle Training

read moreCourses are available in either intensive format, conducted over several days ( dependant on ability) or can be tailored to suit your availability. CBT training is conducted at weekends in Crewe and most days in Newcastle under Lyme. Under current legislation anyone wishing to ride a bike on the road must complete a CBT course. Compulsory basic training is not a test, however you have to demonstrate your competance before being issued with a certificate. If you are 19 or over it is now possible to do your training on a 500cc bike for an A2 licence, this means once you have passed your test you can ride a bike which is up to 47bhp.