LEARN TO RIDE
WITH SUPERBIKE FACTORY

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Learn to Ride at SuperBike Factory Cheshire

Train at the SuperBike Factory Motorbike Training School at SuperBike Factory Cheshire — a dedicated on-site training area within the UK’s largest used bike retailer. You’ll be learning where you can also browse 1,000+ bikes in stock, with free parking and facilities on site.

Our courses are delivered by our trusted instructors from RJH Motorbike Training Ltd — It’s the easiest way to start riding, upgrade your licence, or sharpen your skills.

  • Private training area on site (Cheshire)
  • 1,000+ bikes to browse while you’re here
  • Free parking & on-site facilities
  • DVSA-approved instruction delivered by RJH

Courses available: CBT, DAS, Advanced, Rusty Rider, and Instructor Training.


Courses & Pricing

All prices include VAT.

  • Tasters motorcycle training 90 minutes

    Tasters

    Get your first taste of biking.

    What you’ll cover
    • Intro to controls and slow-speed handling on-site.
    • Bike, helmet, gloves and insurance included.
    • Confidence builder before booking CBT.
    • Outcome: understand basics and next steps.
  • CBT motorcycle training 1 day

    CBT

    Start your journey on L plates.

    What you’ll cover
    • Safety brief, controls, on-site practice, and road ride.
    • Bike and kit included, subject to availability.
    • For riders 17+ (125cc max on CBT; 50cc for 16-year-olds).
    • Outcome: CBT certificate to ride with L plates.
  • Mod 2 Training and Test motorcycle training Road test

    Mod 2 Training & Test

    Prepare for your Module 2 road test.

    What you’ll cover
    • Real-world road training and test preparation.
    • Observation, planning and safe road positioning.
    • Instructor guidance to build confidence before test day.
    • Outcome: ready for your Mod 2 test.
  • Instructor Course motorcycle training Pro

    Instructor Course

    Train to become an instructor.

    What you’ll cover
    • Coaching methods, standards checks and best practice.
    • On-site and on-road training delivery.
    • Mentoring on assessments and real sessions.
    • Outcome: pathway to instructor roles.
  • Back To Biking motorcycle training Refresher

    Back To Biking

    Brush up on your riding skills.

    What you’ll cover
    • Confidence building, observation and planning.
    • Cornering, braking and machine control refresh.
    • Tailored coaching around your goals.
    • Outcome: sharper skills and more confidence.
  • Gift Vouchers motorcycle training Gift idea

    Gift Vouchers

    Give someone their first step into biking.

    What’s included
    • Buy a riding school gift voucher online.
    • A simple option for birthdays, Christmas or special occasions.
    • Let them choose the training that suits them.

Our Courses


SuperBike Factory training school

Why Choose the SuperBike Factory Riding School?

  • DVSA qualified & approved
  • Get your full licence within 4 weeks
  • Mod 1 training at the DVSA test centre
  • 2 free Mod 1 retests if you need them
  • Fresh, well-maintained bikes
  • Open 7 days a week

Compulsory Basic Training (CBT)

CBT is the first step to riding legally on public roads with L plates.

  • Who it’s for: New riders starting out.
  • Legal: Must be completed before riding on the road.
  • Minimum ages: 16 (moped), 17 (125cc).
  • What you’ll learn: Kit checks, controls, off-road basics, then an on-road ride.
  • Certificate: You’ll receive a CBT certificate (valid 2 years).

Prefer a refresher first? See all courses.


Steps to Getting Your Motorcycle Licence

Follow these steps and use the quick links to book what you need.

Minimum age guide

  • 16+ — AM (moped) or CBT
  • 17+ — A1 (up to 125cc)
  • 19+ — A2 (up to 35kW)
  • 24+ — A (unrestricted) or 21+ via progressive access
1

Pick your target licence

Choose A1, A2 or Full A. If you’re starting out, book a CBT first.
2

Apply for a provisional licence

Apply on GOV.UK. A full car licence includes provisional motorcycle entitlement.
3

Complete CBT

Private area training + on-road ride with an instructor. You’ll receive a CBT certificate (valid 2 years).
4

Pass the theory test

Multiple-choice (50, pass 43) + hazard perception (14 clips, pass 44/75).
Book your theory test
5

Choose your training (A1, A2 or A)

Book DAS and we’ll tailor it to A1, A2 or Full A based on your age and experience.
6

Take the practical tests

  • Mod 1: Slow-speed manoeuvres + high-speed exercises.
  • Mod 2: Around 40 minutes on public roads with an examiner.
7

Progress if needed

Upgrade from A1/A2 after 2 years or when you meet the next category age.

Get Started with SuperBike Factory & RJH


SuperBike Factory & RJH rider training

Start your journey to riding a motorbike with SuperBike Factory Motorbike Training School and our instructors from RJH.

Whether you’re aiming to complete your CBT, obtain a full UK licence via DAS, or sharpen your skills with advanced training, our expert instructors will guide you every step.

Prefer to speak to someone? Call RJH on 0330 174 8554 (8.30am–5pm, 7 days).


Price List

The following prices are inclusive of VAT.

Description Cost Book
3 Hour Taster £210 Book now
CBT £250 Book now
Full Licence £1,499 Book now
CBT & Experienced Rider £1,099 Learn more
Experienced Rider £999 Learn more
Advanced Skills £399 Book now
Rusty Rider £399 Book now
Instructor Training £1,999 Learn more

FAQS

What bike can I ride on each licence?

CBT: Ride up to 125cc with L-plates (no motorways or passengers).

A1 Licence: Ride up to 125cc without L-plates and carry passengers.

A2 Licence: Ride up to 35kW (typically, motorcycles with engines in the range of 350cc to 650cc can produce around 35 kW - depending on whether the bike has a restrictor fitted).

A Licence: Ride any size or power motorbike.

What is a DAS Course?

A DAS (Direct Access Scheme) course is a training program in the UK that allows riders to obtain a full, unrestricted motorbike licence. It’s designed for individuals aged 24 or older who want to ride larger motorbikes without power restrictions.

What do I need to bring to the course?

Taster and/or CBT training

  • Provisional or Full UK car licence

DAS training

  •  Provisional or Full UK car licence
  • CBT certificate
  • Theory test certificate (if passed)

Advanced / Rusty Rider Training

  • Full motorbike licence (A1/A2/A)

We will provide you with a helmet, jacket, and gloves) but you must supply your own jeans/motorbike trousers and boots (we do not supply trousers and footwear). Steel toe caps and trainers are not accepted.

What is involved with a Module 1 and Module 2 test?

The Module 1 test involves performing slow speed and high speed maneuvers to demonstrate your basic bike control skills. This test is conducted by a DVSA examiner at a test site.

To obtain your full licence, you will also need to pass the Module 2 test. This consists of a 35–40 minute road ride, during which a DVSA examiner will follow and assess your riding.

Can I do the CBT on my own bike?

Yes, you can, provided the motorbike is roadworthy, has valid tax, insurance, and a current MOT. L plates must be clearly displayed on both the front and rear. They should be 7 inches square and must not be cut down. If you don’t currently have a valid CBT you will need to transport the motorbike on a trailer or ask a full licence holder to ride it to site.

Don't just take our word for it

Important Notice

SuperBike Factory Limited — in administration

On 20 July 2026, Michael Lennon, James Saunders and Robert Halliday of KR8 Advisory Ltd were appointed as Joint Administrators of Superbike Factory Group Limited and Superbike Factory Limited (“the Companies”) pursuant to the provisions of the Insolvency Act 1986. The Companies have ceased to trade with immediate effect.

All enquiries regarding the Companies or the Administration, including those from customers, should be directed by email to SBF@kr8.co.uk.

Answers to common customer questions — including the position on sold and collected motorcycles, outstanding orders and how to make a claim in the Administration — are set out in the Joint Administrators’ customer FAQ documents:

The affairs, business and property of the Companies are being managed by the Joint Administrators, who act as agents of the Companies and without personal liability.

Superbike Factory Group Limited & Superbike Factory Limited — in Administration