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CBT |
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| CBT consists of five elements |
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| Introduction |
| In the form of a discussion you will understand the purpose and content of CBT |
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| Practical on site-training |
| Introduction to the motorcycle, you will have a working knowledge of the machine, its weight and balance |
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| Practical on site-riding |
| You will learn essential techniques enabling you to ride the motorcycle under control |
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| Practical on-road training |
| Preparation for the on-road element of CBT, discussing such things as positioning, defensive riding and dealing with roundabouts |
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| Practical on-road riding |
| Demonstrating you can cope safely with a variety of road and traffic conditions |
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| CBT is NOT a test, rather an assessment of your ability to ride. The main objective is safety, the course is designed around you and is run at your pace. We normally aim to complete the course in one day however if more time is needed it can be added. Extra days are charged at £50.00 |
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