If you’re based in Wimbledon you will find you have an MCIA accredited, gold standard awarded CBT test centre just down the road from you! Universal run a Motorcycle Training ground in New Malden at Wyvern Industrial Estate just 3 miles from Wimbledon train station.
The 163/164/K5 and152 buses all stop just a few minutes walk from the CBT test site making it really easy to get to on public transport.
A mile further South is Bikewize Motorcycle Training who have 6 instructors and training courses that run 7 days a week based in Worcester Park.
Cost of CBT Test in Wimbledon
Expect to pay between £145 and £160 for a CBT test in Wimbledon depending on the location, date and time of the course.
What Happens During a CBT Test
A CBT is roughly 6- 8 hours long depending on how much experience you and the others in your class take to master each element.
The training day can be broken down into 5 different sections, also known as elements. If at any point your instructor feels you are unsafe to progress onto the next element they will ask you to come back for a second day of training. If this happens to you don’t worry, it can just take some people longer to learn how to control a motorbike/scooter.
If you’re concerned you might need a second day of training and worry about paying for it, we would recommend our Peace of Mind Policy. For only £29.99 we will cover the cost of a second day should you need it, saving you around £130 or more!
Please note terms and conditions apply, read more information on the Peace of Mind Policy here.
The 5 elements of a CBT test are as follows:
Element A, an introduction from your instructor followed by an eye test.
Element B, learning the various controls on a motorcycle and how to use them.
Element C, getting on a bike and learning manoeuvres around the training ground.
Element D, learning good practices for on road riding and dangers to watch out for.
Then lastly Element E, where you will need to demonstrate what you have learnt on a bike on the road, by successfully navigating junctions, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, bends, obstructions etc.
