Riderskills platinum motorcycle training and CBTA motorcycle licence Testing - Learn to ride with the experts. All levels catered for from complete novice to highly advanced

Whats Involved	Pre-requisites	Pricing
Course Dates	Book Scooter Training

Scooter Training

If you have just bought a new scooter, the team at Riderskills™ can help you get the best out of your experience. We have designed a course specifically for scooter riders to develop good machine control and roadcraft that will greatly enhance the enjoyment and safety of your commuting.

The course lasts around an one and a half hours is conducted on your own scooter. Ask your dealer if they will deliver it to our training ground where we will get you off to a great start. All training and assessments are conducted by experienced instructors who are also keen bikers. Our venue is perfect for the purpose.

Whats Involved

This training course is uniquely targetted at the novice rider who wants to ride their scooter safely on the open road and in all traffic conditions. We ensure that the rider is equipped with the techniques required to start, stop and control their machine. Our patient and knowledgeable instructors will work with you to help you gain confidence with the scooter and build on your achievements. When you demonstrate proper control of your scooter we will take you out on the road where we can give you advice and instruction through a radio communication system.

Instruction is given on the following:

Scooters and their Controls
Basic safety checks and the use of stands
Wheeling the motorcycle and braking to a stop
Starting and stopping the engine
Riding in a straight line and stopping
Riding slowly
Using the brakes
Throttle control
Riding curves
U-Turns
Positioning for safety
Hazard Awareness
Defensive Riding

Licenced riders will be given some on-road assessment and tuition

Course time approx. 1 1/2 hours

Note: Riders must supply their own scooter for this course.

Option	Cost
Scooter Training	$120

Course Pre-Requisites

You must be at least 16 years old
You must be able to ride a bicycle
You must provide identification and proof of age. See this link for acceptable forms of ID
You must wear suitable clothing to minimise risk of injury and protect you from adverse weather conditions. In particular, footwear should be fully enclosed.