Mark and Justine.

We were recommended to Phil and Greenlight rider Training by some friends so we booked to do our CBT.

Phil covered everything we needed to get us up and running and at the same time we really got the biking bug. So much so that we decided to get our theory tests passed and go on to do the Direct Access course.

We really enjoyed the motorcycle training and did our tests at Chorley test centre. Phil even came to look at a Bike we saw to check it over for us

Now its whoever gets up the first gets to ride the bike, and we shall probably become a two bike family in the not to distant future.

Thanks for eveything Phil and keep up the excellent training. you cirtainly know how to get results.

Best wishes Mark and Justine

Did you ride a motorcycle when you were younger and want to get into riding a motorcycle again?

This might just be the course for you.

What some people don't realise is that when they gave up riding a motorcycle all those years ago the roads were a lot quieter, there was a lot less traffic about, and people were a lot more tolerant than they are today. So when returning to motorcycling, it is a totally different scenario to all those years ago.

This is where Greenlight Rider Training can help.

There are generally two types of people who want to come back to biking.

Full motorcycle licence holders who have already done their motorcycle test years ago but decide to start riding again, or people who rode up to 250cc machines in the 70's on L plates who now want to go on to do thier motorcycle test

We will take you out with a qualified instructor to assess your riding, give advice and demonstrations, show you the tips and tricks on how to improve your riding skills in readiness for the practical test you may shortly be taking.

Even if you dont need to take a motorcycle test then the skills you will learn will certainly improve your riding technique.

We will also help you perfect your observations, positioning and slow speed riding skills so that when you do your practical test training you will have less to worry about when you transfer to the bigger bikes.

It may also cut down you actual practical test training course, which may well mean it could be cheaper for you.