10 Things You Should Know Before Taking Your CBT | Pass first time!

[@BikeMatters]

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[@PeteVXR]

Had my CBT Today. Was nervous as never ridden a geared bike. At 6'6" the little Honda CG125 kept bashing my knee on manoeuvre training but got passed it and had a Good 1st road ride ever and passed 😊😊 So Happy!

[@stuartbrown25]

Congratulations to you on passing, how did you find the high way code tests as i've just found out this is now compulsary. is the test multiple choice and how many questions is there in total. this is what i'm dreading and the only thing which i could fail my cbt course on...

[@PeteVXR]

@@stuartbrown25 Thanks mate, the Highway code test was fairly straightforward, I was also nervous about that one even though I drive lol, Nothing written or Multiple Choice in our group. That's the next step when moving up to your big bike license with the Theory Test them Mod1 and Mod2. Check with your Training school to be sure tho 😎

[@stuartbrown25]

@@PeteVXR This will be my 5th CBT course = 10 years riding with no serious accidents to me or others with very little knowledge of the high way code. i just observed other motorists and now wished i bought the high way code book all those years ago and studded it so i wouldn't be in this situation now. i was hoping there would be a mock test with multiple choice on high way code as it would be easier, without this it's gonna be harder damn. it's hard enough remembering quite a lot of the signs a long with symbols, i just bought a brand new 125 with OTR and insurance total over £3,300. i will be screwed if i fail high way code for getting to the gym and work. the pressure is on not to mention stressed and worried....

[@PeteVXR]

@@stuartbrown25 ah ok, do your best mate- whatever it takes to get on the New Bike 💯😎

[@frankwoods9680]

​@@stuartbrown25did you do it?

[@RobSco]

Just passed my CBT on a geared bike, I’m as happy as could be 😄

[@Matt7R]

I've got my CBT booked for tomorrow, really looking forward to it. I'm sure I'll get through it alright, I did one 14 years ago and that was before I'd learned to drive a car. Used to have a 125 but now looking to do my DAS and get my dream bike, an R6. Glad I didn't get it when I was 18, I would have binned it and potentially even myself. Older, wiser, safer now.

[@ransomedavis2208]

was the cbt easy then ?

[@90-dayturn]

why not get an R1

[@Slyving]

@@90-dayturn the insurance will be so much higher and some people dont need the extra speed. personally i would get an r1 but yk

[@xTwistCinema]

Renewing my CBT at the age of 23 in the next few weeks. Haven’t done it since I was 16 but been dying to get back on ever since. Can’t wait!

[@benbrown1489]

I'm 16 now and just abt to book it so scared

[@owm1560]

Same mate!

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Enjoy the course.

[@BikeMatters]

Thanks for the comment RJH!

[@coleentwistle1621]

Got my cbt today

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck, let us know how you get on!

[@tweekzoncod]

Thank you for the extra information. I have my CBT tomorrow morning and I can't wait.

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck!

[@tweekzoncod]

@@BikeMatters thanks for the luck but I didn't pass

[@sm0983]

@@tweekzoncodwhy not what went wrong

[@hexclanfn1249]

My cbt is tomorrow so scared

[@topshooter0698]

how did you do?

[@buggeyed139]

Mine is tomorrow, how did yours go?

[@hexclanfn1249]

@@buggeyed139 yeah quite easy untill the road part

[@hexclanfn1249]

@rao definitely lanes and when to indicate

[@williamobrady5475]

@@buggeyed139 how’d it go man? going for mine anything you’d look at before hand? or anything you found difficult on the day?

[@bonecruncher2641]

Good video but I have to disagree with not having a lesson or taster session pre cbt. Reasons why as an instructor myself I have found that in certain cases I.e the younger generation they have not had any experience at all regarding riding any petrol or electric vehicle ( obviously off road or within a controlled safe area) so it can be very daunting for some that not only have they got learn how to ride but also learn how to ride in a safe manner, and I’ve found on some occasions that before the 2 hour minimum road ride (element e) that some students don’t meet requirements so have to come back for further training,so in my opinion I like to offer taster sessions. But good information given in video 👍

[@mrbigweld1618]

My partner went the opposite way round the roundabout on his cbt, first time on a bike. So I have to agree 😂😅 mines in September, hoping I don't do the same 😅

[@AW-kr9fl]

I’ll be doing my CBT soon. Been driving for 15 years but never even ridden a bicycle let alone a motorcycle so I’m kinda nervous despite all my knowledge and experience on the roads.

[@BikeMatters]

Take it easy and enjoy it! The instructors will guide you through it all. Have fun!

[@robertevans9869]

A newbie here looking to get my bike license!!! Car driver for 4 years previous.

[@JustinLT212]

Just completed my cbt test, was definitely abit different (as I’m currently also learning to drive with a car) but it was great really enjoyed it and now I’m looking to get my first 125cc manual motorbike, if anyone has any good suggestions for a newbie let me know!

[@BikeMatters]

Great work! Glad you enjoyed it! Check out our Top 10 125cc Motorcycles for 2023 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYaaoambabxlatE&ab_channel=BikeMatters Alternatively, next week we will be posting a Top 10 Best 125cc Motorcycles for under £2000 video so watch this space!

[@hugoaplin544]

imo, go for the yamaha yzf-r125. perfect all rounder and definitely doesn't even look like a 125. looks a lot bulkier and bigger than the average 125cc.

[@onrepeat73]

@@hugoaplin544what’s the insurance like on it though?

[@Notoriouskga]

I disagree with the comment about not doing lessons beforehand - personally if you’ve never been on a bike before I’d highly recommend it. I’m having my training at Phoenix Motorcycle Training and have been completing Try Ride lessons. I’m a slow learner but having never been on a bike before I started on a scooter and have built up my confidence now on a geared bike…booked my CBT for August now I’m confident and prepared as do not want to waste money🎉

[@pixelfrenzy]

Both training schools I checked with here in Scottish Highlands said they stopped providing helmets and gloves since Covid.

[@2sik_UK]

No way, where's that, Inverness?

[@pixelfrenzy]

@@2sik_UK 2 Wheelers in Elgin/Forres/Inverness and Fast Trak in Elgin. I hugely recommend 2 Wheelers btw. Really excellent instructors.

[@2sik_UK]

@@pixelfrenzy nice one bro I used to work in Elgin that's pretty close I might just have to give them a call, thanks bro

[@pw.70]

Thank-you for this - cleared a few questions up.

[@BikeMatters]

Glad it was helpful!

[@npmusic2707]

CBT tomorrow, can’t wait but nervous as I’ve failed my driving test before.

[@OriginalWatson1]

Got my cbt tomorrow! I’ll let you know how it goes!!

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck! Brett

[@OriginalWatson1]

@@BikeMattersI passed! This video helped alot! Was a good day!

[@sm0983]

@@OriginalWatson1what do you actually need to know on the day about the highway code

[@Rk-xx1sg]

@@sm0983 They will most likely ask you questions, for instance, show you a picture of an image of a certain highway code and you have to tell them what it is and what the rule for it is.

[@Lepigslap666]

I went for my CBT last week. First time ever on a geared bike. At the end of the day my U turns weren’t up to scratch and the other student and I were so tired, we didn’t get to do our road training. Tomorrow I’m going back to get those u-turns done and have a two hour road session. Still really nervous but I think that’s because I want to pass so badly? Good luck to anyone else watching whose doing their CBT soon!

[@koko-ld8pn]

let me know how it goes, i have my cbt tomorrow morning. ALSO did you have to pay extra money for the second day or was it free?

[@harleythomas701]

Did u guys pass I've got mine next month and I've never been on a manual

[@Loafus_Grumps]

whats the maximum speed displaying L plates on a 125cc bike in england

[@BikeMatters]

max output is 15hp for a CBT friendly 125, there is no max top speed for the bike but naturally you have road limits. So in the UK 70 would be the max (if the 125 can get there).

[@MisterD90x]

im 34 and doing my CBT in a couple of weeks, im a tall and heavy built guy so ive picked up a few bits of gear as i highly doubt they would have my size, only thing im worried about is the fact a 125 probaly a bit weak for my giant person, so bit nervous on that part being slow to accelerate at junctions etc etc so hoping to jump into MOD1/2 as soon as i can,

[@TheJokersjr]

Mines tomorrow and I haven’t ridden a bike (dirtbike) in 6 years idek how im gonna feel as I used to just rev and rev until the chain came loose with the rear wheel

[@CoasterRob]

What if you've never ridden a motorbike or scooter before and zero experience on the road what first steps would you reccomend before taking cbt

[@Notoriouskga]

Many motorcycle training centres do TryRide lessons for an hour an ago which can be done before taking a CBT. I’ve been doing that, started on a scooter and now on a geared bike and booked my CBT for August

[@markellott5620]

It is disturbing just how many people turn up having not even looked at the Highway Code and do not even understand how basic road systems work. Watching a student go the wrong way around a roundabout or turn onto the wrong side of the road or traffic island is terrifying. And, no, I don't sign them off.

[@markellott5620]

@@DevonD.B Irrelevant. The CBT syllabus does not cover training in the Highway Code. It is expected, and reasonable, that people do some self preparation before turning up. My role is to teach people to ride, not to nurse them through the Highway Code. CBT would be significantly longer and more costly if you want me to spend days in a classroom teaching people theory. I had a full grasp of basic road principles long before I sat astride a motorcycle. I expect people turning up for CBT to have done likewise. It's not difficult.

[@iPaduser-fo3hr]

Question I wanna Learn how to ride a geared but I don’t wanna do my CBT test until I know I can ride a geared

[@Z3ro-z9n]

doing my cbt hopfully this month, quite nervous i wont remember all the info needed i tend to forget when put on the spot such as interviews... already done my first ride as they offered a free taster session so i know how to find biting point ect, super excited to get back on four wheels! would you recommend the CB125F to a total newbie? i want a sport bike but probably should start on somet easy lol

[@BikeMatters]

Don't be nervous! Once you're on the bike and settled in again all will be well! I would absolutely recommend it, as it topped the chart on my Best Used 125cc video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKqsoaqie6enjKs

[@Brandon25043]

All my local training schools don't let you take a cbt on a geared bike if you haven't ridden one before, "because there won't be enough time to teach a good enough level of using the hears and clutch to be able to pass in the timeframe allowed". So I'm doing my cbt on automatic scooter, then just going to book lessons on a geared bike afterwards.

[@harleythomas701]

How did it go And they don't sound right but I haven't done mine yet Got mine booked next month but I'm doing a 125 manual as part b should be 2-3 hours of practice

[@markellott5620]

Really? CBT is an ongoing process. A novice learning a geared machine usually takes more than a day but not always. I am regularly teaching novices on geared machines. I just advise the client that they may not achieve the standard in one day and may have to pay for more time.

[@scottsews]

I would just add, having done my CBT, aim to do the full test within a year of riding experience, not only does it lower insurance premiums but you get far more respect on the road.

[@SoftLoliete]

I thought I'd start on a moped type of thing to start with cause I'm scared of driving so just start off small

[@Dronesteve-72]

This is not a test this a just to see if you are ok to ride on the road .

[@Dickstaaaahhh]

So a test…

[@TcDynamicZ]

Hi im just curious what would be classed as a fail to the point i would have to go back because i've heard putting your foot on the floor while performing a U-Turn is a "fail"

[@BikeMatters]

The U-turn where a foot goes down is more common as a fail in a MOD 1 test from memory.

[@markellott5620]

Yup, if you can't complete this exercise feet up, then you haven't met the standard. As this is part of element C and E, if you don't complete it on element C then you won't go out on the road. If you can't do it in element E, then you won't be signed off.

[@aakaakhanz5148]

Cbt is just A basic but some schol make them very hard for people

[@markellott5620]

No. The standard is the same across the country. People find it hard because they have difficulty with the relevant motor skills.

[@STEWART-mf8wh]

Hi guys. I’m planning on doing the cbt training soon. I have a car license I’ve had for 25 years. Do I need to get a provisional license for cbt or this be on my license just now? Not been on a bike for over 25 years , nervous but looking forward to it. Thanks guys

[@ryansinclair1861]

Yes you need a provisional license:)

[@maggie9508]

I don't think so... just a car licence will do

[@AliefeD]

You don’t need a provisional licence if you have a drivers licence :)

[@lukeytac]

Literally first bit of info in the video

[@ikeyrakay3886]

I had my cbt yesterday but just couldn’t get the hang of the clutch and accelerator so have to back Monday really let myself down

[@BikeMatters]

You'll get there! Just take it nice and steady on the clutch, and give it a tiny bit more of a rev than you'd think to spool up the motor. You got this!

[@ikeyrakay3886]

Thank you ❤ currently getting over a chest infection then I will be back to try again

[@Ju1ian10001]

Do what im doing, i had my CBT on thursday 11/10/24, couldn't get the figure of eight as keeped thinking the bike was going to topple over (geared AJS tempest 125) so going back and doing it on an Auto, as less to try and control, then going to learn a geared (manual) bike in my own time.

[@aaronwilkinson2780]

Thanks got my 2nd cbt on monday but its been 6 years since ive been on a bike so a little nervous but im sure il smash it like i did last time, only thing i dont get is how can the instructor talk to u if we take our own helmet???? During the road ride i mean

[@BikeMatters]

They give you an earpiece. Good luck!

[@saturdaysbomber7502]

Done mine 1 week ago. It was like a taking a piss. Without previous driving and without bike experience. So dont be panicky its easy, but responsible

[@adriancronin533]

Is there a seperate theory test to pass (away from the day of the practical, on a computer in a centre somewhere) and does this need to be redone every two years if staying on cbt? Ps I passed my driving test in 2009.

[@stuartbrown25]

I've been riding on a cbt since 2013, and my cbt is due next month. just found out the things have changed as now you need to do a high way code test. i have three weeks to learn it so the pressure is on.. is the high way code questions multiple choice and how many questions are there in total, the pressure is on to pass this otherwise i'm screwed for getting to work, gym etc. i've rode for 10 years and always observed other motorists rather than reading signs, in my 10 years of riding ive never caused accidents to my self or others as i've always been a careful rider and now aged 50 years old.

[@lilynorthover8378]

There isn't a theory test for CBT yet but they do expect you to know the Highway Code.

[@markellott5620]

Nothing has changed on CBT since 2013. There is no requirement to do a theory test. There should be, but as it stands, no, there isn't.

[@JustKodieForever]

I have my cbt on 28/01/23, this video was very informative. Thank you.

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck!

[@sm0983]

@@BikeMattershow’d it go

[@djleano3737]

Can I get a CBT even though i don’t have a driver’s license? I don’t have a car but i’m planning to buy a bike.

[@lukenorris927]

No you have to have a bare minimum pervisional

[@JQ3B941]

Yes however you need to get a provisional license which you can do online (costs about 35 pounds)

[@BillyBoy444]

If you've already done it on a twist and go, could you then ride a manual in the future or would you have to do it again on a manual?

[@verticalswipe]

You’d have to do it again on the manual

[@agoodjoe6910]

@@verticalswipe not true

[@markellott5620]

No. CBT covers both auto and manual. We recommend that people come back for a gears conversion, but that's entirely voluntary.

[@firmfoundation5992]

At 48 years of age and having my drivers license before 2001, does my first bike with L plates have to be a 125cc if I have done a CBT? Or are older riders permitted to get a more powerful bike with L plates? Thanks 👍🏻 My CBT is in 2 weeks time.

[@BikeMatters]

Thanks for the comment! If you have only completed your CBT, you can only ride up to 125cc capacity (14.75 horsepower) machines. To ride anything larger you must complete your full license via completing a theory test and MOD 1 + MOD 2.

[@jacobmurray7653]

If you’re doing a 50cc do u have to know the motor signs ?

[@alfiejones4253]

Mine is tomorrow

[@qaiseryaqoob91]

So question is 50cc is better or 125cc is better, secondly by law which one I can ride on motorway in UK? And do I need to pass theory test for these both motorbike OR just put L plate with provisional driving license?

[@BikeMatters]

50cc normal top speed restricted to 28mph, but if 16 this is the max you can ride in the uk, if 17 or older you can ride a 125cc on a CBT, depends on models but top speed vary from 50-75mph. If you are riding a 125c motorcycle on a CBT you cannot ride on a motorway, you can ride one on the motorway if you have a motorcycle licence

[@qaiseryaqoob91]

Thanks mate for giving me information,brilliant,appreciate

[@dylanlfitness0]

If I’m 16 and do my cbt will I be using a moped or a bike? Or does it depend on the training school

[@bishesmagar6438]

Hi, do I have to do theory test for my CBT?

[@BikeMatters]

No you do not

[@clowray2747]

My license states I have Class A for bikes. I passed my test in 83. Do grandfather rights still apply or if not, what steps do I need to obtain my full bike license? I'm 66 years old in the UK.

[@lilynorthover8378]

You don't have to retake your test, it lasts. If you haven't ridden for a while, most good schools will give you a two hour refresher if you want. You pay by the hour. Phone them and ask.😊

[@maggie9508]

Hi, if you get your CBT on automatic, can you still ride a geared bike?

[@BikeMatters]

Yes

[@eriklimbu7366]

Is it compulsory to know all Highway before attending CBT? And, do they ask for it, like some theory before the beginning of the CBT test?

[@lukeholland7147]

No

[@zahidirfanhunjra]

Do we need to give a theory test after getting provisional license before going for CBT? Anyone please

[@rajkumarmikkili5021]

Are we not allowed to ride a gear motorcycle if we take test on automatic moped?

[@Ju1ian10001]

once passed CBT you can a geared bike or an automatic bike upto 125cc or 14.8bhp, there is no restriction.

[@alexanderthegreat9663]

I’m wanting a 300cc scooter when I pass my test. Do I need to ride a gear bike With the lessons and test day?

[@lerx5799]

you can only ride up to 125cc after CBT in the EU

[@alexanderthegreat9663]

@@lerx5799 yes same in England. This was for after the bike test not after the CBT

[@imtiazshuvro1386]

My cbt is tomorrow Little bit scared 😢

[@fragtrapkid7378]

Got my cbt this Thursday 😅

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck!

[@fragtrapkid7378]

@@BikeMatters thank you

[@fragtrapkid7378]

@@BikeMatters I passed 🥳

[@Inkulabi]

4:42 🤞🏾🖖🏾

[@malikkashif9113]

Is 20 meter rule also applied for this cbt test or not Kindly guide

[@pixelfrenzy]

You have to be able to read a number plate from 20.5 metres away, wearing your normal glasses if you need them for long distamces.

[@m1stx951]

I’m 16 and about to do cbt am I only allowed a 50cc moped or can I use a 50cc motorcycle

[@BikeMatters]

50cc moped or motorcycle as long as it is restricted to 30mph

[@PulsarDcuo]

So if you do your CBT on a rev and go can you only ride them ?

[@BikeMatters]

you can also go onto geared, but always best to learn gears with an instructor imo.

[@atomicv253]

Got my cbt in 2 days

[@7j8x74]

Can I take my CBT as a 16 year old on a manual bike? Or would I be forced to use an automatic. Cheers

[@veowav]

Bit late but the peds r always rev n go cvt transmissions which r automatic. The manuals r 125s which you have to wait till 17 for

[@7j8x74]

@@veowav 50cc am6 engined bikes are geared, like derbi sendas etc. I have one and was wondering

[@veowav]

@@7j8x74 insurance don't generally insure you for training courses, so you would have to use a hire bike which if its 50cc would be a moped which would be a cvt transmission

[@caden58b77]

I turn 17 in January and plan on doing my cbt and getting a 125. I don’t know weather or not I should do it now at 16 and get a moped first and upgrade later. What do y’all think I should do?

[@JudeTheYoutubePoopersubscribe]

May as well wait if you don't wanna ride a 50cc. Because the CBT only lasts 2 years then you either have to re-do it or move onto direct access and get a proper bike license.

[@90-dayturn]

i’m 17 in october and doing my test in a couple days coz i’m gonna get a 125 as soon as i turn 17 but for you, depends if u need it for getting to school or whatever. But also its only gonna be winter until u can get a bike so it’s not like it’ll be the best time to be riding anyway so up to u

[@JudeTheYoutubePoopersubscribe]

@@90-dayturn nothing wrong with riding in winter, I do it all year round apart from if it's snowing.

[@mihaiserbanescu8676]

CBT is not a test. It's a training for you to have your basics and not endanger yourself or others on the road. Can't pass or fail, you can just take it.

[@markellott5620]

You can fail. If you do not meet the standard, then you will not get a certificate. You will need to come back for further training. It takes as long as it takes. I have to be satisfied that the rider is safe to be out unsupervised on the road before I put my name to a certificate.

[@varun-ji7dy]

Is safety shoes compulsory?

[@markellott5620]

No, but different schools take different approaches. We lend people boots. Personally, I wouldn't take someone on the road without suitable footwear as the risk of lower leg injury is foreseeable and we talk about it in element A.

[@johnthomson7696]

A great informative video! A hypothetical question from a non-rider. Full car licence held for 40+ years. I'd love to own and ride a Maeving RM1 electric motor bike. It has a top speed of 45mph, no gears, twist and go. I'd never intend to ride a geared bike. How would a CBT test centre approach this given that afaik geared bikes are used for a CBT test?

[@markellott5620]

CBT facilities also have automatic machines. Usually restricted 50cc machines. It makes no difference as you will then be able to ride any machine up to 125cc.

[@backyardbasher]

Compulsory basic training ( CBT ) is a course you usually have to take before you ride a moped or motorcycle on the road. The training makes sure you can ride safely on your own while you practise for your full moped or motorcycle test. CBT is not a test that you pass or fail.

[@mugstore99]

*5 - 8 hrs ?? do we just ride?*

[@Shotbyemboy]

Does the highway code have a exam?

[@Dickstaaaahhh]

No they only teach you it before the cbt so you understand it

[@malikcypofficial1384]

Can i drive 125cc with cbt licence at motorway?????

[@BikeMatters]

No, you can't ride on the motorway in the UK with a CBT! You'll need a full licence (A1, A2, A)

[@rowanmowles5074]

Only bit I’m worried about is seeing licence plate from 20 meters away

[@CMAndrade9]

I have my cbt on Monday 😫 so scared

[@_levirice]

How’d it go

[@skysports4923]

Can I be a 16 yr old and ride a 125cc at he CBT or will I have to be 17

[@BikeMatters]

needs to be 17

[@reeseprince8]

I'm over 30 don't drive what cc will I be able to drive ?

[@jess_swales]

A 125cc bike but make sure you’ve got a provisional license first

[@joshdickson8884]

Can someone clear this up for me because different people are saying different things and it’s confusing me I am a 22 year old with only a previsional license so by law what am I allowed to drive 50cc or can I drive up to 125cc?

[@BikeMatters]

With only a provisional license, you can't ride anything until you take a CBT. From 17 onward you can ride up to a 125cc machine after successfully passing your CBT.

[@joshdickson8884]

@@BikeMatters thank you I knew I had to complete a CBT regardless but I just wasn’t sure after the completion what I was allowed to drive with only the provisional but thanks for clearing that up

[@Talariaboyjme]

My cbt is 16th I have rode bikes before but still scared😂

[@Talariaboyjme]

Ps I passed don't be anxious it's so easy when u get to talking and communicating with the instructors&other students hope this helps someone go out and smash it I hope u like the comment when u pass good luck people 🏍

[@BikeMatters]

🙌🙌🙌

[@Er.Bugati]

Hi.. If i choose #automatic instead of manual then ..after passing can i ride 125 bike or not or i have to only permission for automatic 125 scooters only? 😍

[@jonnygonzales3875]

The test centre guy I spoke to when I booked my test said it didn't matter! I guess best to learn on the bike you will, ride though. My test is in 3 days!

[@markellott5620]

CBT covers both manual and automatic regardless of what bike you trained on. It's a loophole in the system that really needs closing.

[@JJoJi2]

I'm 16 and I'm interested in motorcycles but you can't learn gears at 16 apparently because they only have 125cc motorcycles which I'm not allowed to use so, my only choice is a scooter.

[@markellott5620]

You can if you can source a geared 50cc machine restricted to 28mph. They are like hen's teeth and no school will have one available.

[@kickstownldn9949]

So can you actually fail this?

[@Dronesteve-72]

Don’t turn up

[@markellott5620]

Yes. If you do not meet the standard, then the instructor will not issue a certificate. You will need further training until you do meet the standard. It is not a turn up and get a ticket.

[@oranged7280]

my mate passed his in a hour ?

[@markellott5620]

Then someone is breaking the DVSA rules and needs to have their licence to train revoked, or your mate is telling whoppers. The road ride element alone is a minimum of two hours. CBT consists of five elements. On a good day, I can get through in about five hours. That's with people who already have riding experience and don't need much tuition.

[@captainhaddock2137]

No he didn't!

[@ConfusedCrow-sz8xn]

My cbt is in the morning hope I pass

[@I1ORdbi]

Did you pass? Any tips? Im doing mine on sunday

[@lukeholland7147]

Did you pass

[@dotkoi3233]

My cbt is in the morning 🤦‍♂️

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck!

[@Joker3P]

On my way to mine now hopefully I pass

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck with your CBT!

[@Joker3P]

@ passed 💯

[@Waqas_Mirza_in_Uk]

My cbt is today 🙂

[@BikeMatters]

Hope it went well!

[@Rexx-jk5po]

My cbt is in 45 minutes

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck!

[@bpdrecovery3920]

Mines today I’m shitting myself

[@BikeMatters]

Best of luck!

[@bpdrecovery3920]

@@BikeMatters I passed haha x

[@BikeMatters]

Nice one!

[@elliemay7201]

Was it hard or easy? And congrats on passing!

[@thirstybonsai1888]

Having your own gear isnt essential as The company provides that

[@mikefish8226]

I've never been able to find a sensible answer to this, maybe someone here will know the answer. A light quadricycle can be driven on an AM licence, however a heavy quadricycle requires a B1, people keep saying a heavy quadricycle can be driven on a "bike licence" but I can't see anyway of getting a B1 except for getting a full B car licence. Anyone actually know the score?