As with most things in life, finding the right motorbike training can be a very personal thing. It is not only the money that you have to think about, but which motorbike training school will give you the best value for money.
Very often you will find that the most expensive motorbike training school is not always the best one. Having a rapport with the instructor or instructors can be the most important part of the whole training experience, so that first impression you get on the phone, or during a visit can tell you so much about how you are going to feel when you actually take your training.
Make sure that the instuctor who will be training you during your motorbike training is qualified and has passed either the IAM or ROSPA test. Not only that, but that they listen to any questions you have and can connect with you. 99% of the time things will be fine. I am yet to meet a motorbike training instructor that couldn’t connect with his pupils.
Ensure that the motorbike training center has been approved by the DSA and that you feel comfortable there. Ask about any equipment that you may need to hire and ensure that you work that into your budget calculations.
Last but not least, make sure you are comfortable with the motorbike that they will train you on. Most motorbike training schools will be happy to give you a short free lesson so that you can get comfortable with the controls before your actual motorbike training starts.
hello,cant seem to find the training centers on the site..can u help?i live in the south east area.thanxx