Many people know that for the first 2 years after passing your motorbike test you are normally restricted to riding a small bike.
What many people don't know is that if you are over 21 you can actually take what is called a direct access motorbike test.
This course trains you to ride larger motorbikes. At the end of the direct access motorbike training you take an advanced motorbike test on a 500cc (or minimum 35kw / 46.6 bhp) bike. If you pass this test then you can ride any size motorbike completely unrestricted!
The course can be sat at various places and over a varying amount of time, dependent of how much tuition you need to get up to scratch.
There is however a change in the regulations planned for sometime next year. (2008)
These changes will result in the need to take your motorbike test in a 'super test centre'. The new components of this test will include a swerve test, and other manoeuvres. These new parts of the test will be carried out off the public roads in the new super centres. Each super centre will need around 2.5 acres of tarmac, and will cost 1.5million each.
The problem may come that there may be only 65 of these new centres, and many people are worried that this may well cause a huge backlog and a big increase in the expense of the motorbike test.
The change is expected to come into effect in either September or October 2008, so best book your direct access course ASAP!
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