Are you ready to start
your journey?
For most new riders who complete the Pre Learners course, getting on a motorbike in the days and weeks that follow can be daunting. For many riders all their good intentions can go out the window at this point, and some never get to realise their dream.
Dealing with traffic, changing gears, learning how to hill start, slow riding, cornering safely are all skills that need to be practiced and developed.
That’s where we come in with one on one training that gives you the very best start. Tailoring the training to exactly what you need to work on helping you find your feet and your confidence fast.
Sessions range from those looking for confidence before the pre learner training e.g. what to expect, to training and support sessions in the days and weeks afterwards when getting out of the driveway can be a scary thing, all the way through to getting you P Plate ready.
Training sessions for new riders
Street Skills 1 & 2
Total confidence | Street Skills 1
For when getting out of the driveway is hard. In these session we cover;
Hill starts
Slow riding techniques
Corner path strategies
Braking exercises
Roadcraft skills
Total Control | Street Skills 2
Developing your road skills and building towards your P Plate. In these sessions we cover:
Slow riding control
Corner path
Braking exercises
Blipping on the down change
Counter Steering
Brand New Riders
If you have never ridden a motorcycle before, Go Kat Go will run you through the basics of what you will need to know prior to your Pre-Learner training. After you have completed your training, we will get you out of your driveway and on your way to building confidence.
In these session we cover:
Mounting and dismounting
What your controls are and how they work
Clutch control
Slow riding
Traffic skills
Braking exercises
P’s Prep
Worried about the Pre-Provisional Test? Controlling your motorcycle is one of the hardest things to accomplish. In this course we will get you feeling super confident with your bike control because the P’s course is just that. Bike control. In these sessions we cover:
Left Hand turns
Stopping where you want to stop
Cone weave
U-turn
Quick stopping
Obstacle turns
What you should know for the Road Ride component of the test
The ABC of becoming licensed
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To be eligible to ride a motor bike you must be at least 16 years and 6 months old. This is the minimum age required to attend the Transport for NSW Pre-Learner Rider Training Course.
NB You do not need to hold a driver licence
You will also need to have a Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Customer Number or NSW Driver’s Licence Number. To get a TfNSW customer number go here, if not call Service NSW on 132213
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Before you sit the knowledge test you will need to attend a Pre-Learner Rider Training Course.
The course is held at your nearest driver and rider training facility and is run over 2 days.
Included in your course cost is your motorcycle hire, helmet and gloves.
On completion you will be given a Certificate of Competence.
You now have 3 months to do your Rider Knowledge Test with Service NSW.
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To complete your motorcycle L plate requirements you willl need to pass a Rider Knowledge Test with Service NSW.
You will need to answer 45 multiple choice questions.
You can get the hang of it by doing an online sample test here
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You must hold your Learner licence for a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 12 months before you are ready to sit for the Pre-Provisional Course that will graduate you to your P plates.
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Book your compulsory Pre-Provisional Rider Training course at your local rider training centre.
This is a one-day, 6.5 hour course.
This includes your MOST (Motor Cycle Operator Skills Test) at the end of the day.
On completion you will be given a Certificate of Competence. You must present this to Service NSW within 3 months to have your licence upgraded to a Provisional licence
You will hold this licence for a minimum of 12 months (maximum 18 months), then either apply for your P2 provisional (green P's if under 25) or full rider licence (if you are over 25 and hold a current full driver’s licence)