CBT training in Aylesbury is the first step to riding a moped, scooter or 125cc motorcycle on the road. It's a one-day course on a bike supplied by your instructor, and you finish with a CBT certificate that's valid for 2 years.
Aylesbury is a good base for a new rider. A bike lets you filter past queues on the A41 and A418, and the Chilterns and the Vale are on your doorstep for weekends. You'll train at a site near town, led by a DVSA-approved instructor who adapts the day to how you're getting on.
Prices for CBT training in Aylesbury start from £175. Most nearby sites sit around £200, and the price varies with the training site you choose. Bike hire is included, and most sites supply a helmet and gloves if you don't have your own. Check what your site provides when you book, and wear sturdy boots either way.
CBT stands for Compulsory Basic Training. It's training rather than an exam, and your instructor moves you on to each stage when you're ready. Plenty of people search for a cbt test in Aylesbury, but what you'll actually do is spend a day learning to ride safely. It has five parts:
The whole day takes up to 8 hours, depending on the size of your group and how quickly you settle in.
Choose your date and training site, pick a time and book online. You need to be 16 or over to book a CBT, and have at least a provisional provisional driving licence. Wear a jacket, gloves, sturdy boots and long trousers, and your instructor will check your kit before you get on the bike.
