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This effectively is the use of the five basic controls, being the clutch, throttle, gear lever, front and rear brake.
You must also demonstrate good steering control and slow control riding skills.
You must show that you are familiar with the switchgear in terms of using the lights, indicators and horn if required.
Throttle control must be smooth, progressive and used with good clutch control to aid smooth pulling away and gear changes.
Both brakes are used together, when the bike is upright and travelling in a straight line, you should use this combination slowing down from higher to lower speeds.
The front brake should only be used when the bike is upright and travelling in a straight line.
The rear brake is used on its own at slow speed or when you are turning the steering and there is input into the handlebars when steering or cornering.
This is to show that you understand the relationship between the speed and using the appropriate gear.
At junctions, you must be in full control of the motorcycles position and demonstrate good awareness and steering control.
In bends, the examiner will be assessing your ability to corner safely by utilising effective vision, speed and position.
All Courses Included:
● CBT
● Mod 1 Course
● Advanced Course
● Slow Control Course
● Theory Test Academy
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