MOD 2 DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED FOR TEST SUCCESS

Preparing for your Module Two motorcycle test properly is essential. You should invest in professional Module Two Test training, with a qualified motorcycle training instructor to help you become test ready. You should also wear the appropriate motorcycle clothing and have all your motorcycle documents with you when you arrive at the test centre on test day. By using a motorcycle training school you are almost certainly guaranteed a structured process to being test ready.  A DIY approach is not recommended as you will not know what is coming next. Whereas with the guidance of a motorcycle trainer, you have a better chance of understanding the test format and knowing what to expect. If you fail to wear the correct protective clothing or provide the required documents, it will result in the test being cancelled and you will forfeit your test fee. Be punctual, there are no allowances for being late. Missing a test slot will also result in a lost test fee.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) certificate

• In date and correctly filled out

• Valid UK photocard driving licence
• Photographs are valid for ten years
• Address must be correct
• For paper licence holders without a photo-card,a valid UK passport is required

• In date
• Valid motorcycle theory test pass certificate (valid for two years)

• In date and valid Module One pass certificate (same expiry date as the theory test certificate)

• Must be the same specification as used for Module One test
• Road legal
• Taxed with an MOT certificate
• Insured
• Full size learner plates to the front and rear

MOTORCYCLE CLOTHING IS RECOMMENDED

Although it is not mandatory, you should always wear fully protective, weather appropriate and purpose made motorcycle clothing.  You should wear motorcycle boots that provide a good level of ankle protection, along with textile or leather motorcycle trousers and a jacket.  These should be worn with a motorcycle helmet that meets British Safety Standards, plus motorcycle gloves and a high-visibility vest.

MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE CLOTHING 

• Motorcycle helmet: that meets British Safety Standards
• Motorcycle boots or sturdy footwear that protects the ankles
• Motorcycle trousers or heavy denim trousers 
• Motorcycle jacket or heavy denim jacket 
• Motorcycle gloves
• High visibility vest