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Upon successful completion of the theory portion and practical training, you will receive an accredited Motorcycle Skills Assessment equivalent to ICBC standards.

Yes, we have 250cc bikes for use during the course and the road test if needed. Testing on a bike with more than 200cc displacement will give you an unrestricted Class 6 Licence in BC..

We recommend superior equipment as you evolve as a rider. Still, to begin with, gloves with leather palms that cover the wrists, sturdy boots covering the ankle bone, denim or better pants that cover the ankle, a sturdy jacket that zips and a certified DOT or better helmet are all you need. They often can crossover from other sports or workwear you already have

A helmet is provided for training if you do not have one and rain gear is recommended. Check your forecast for the dates you pick!

No! Riders have been successful with no previous cycle experience! The course progresses in stages, and repetition allows skills to automate so you can move on to the next skill.

Riding a motorcycle is about balance and steering. A certain amount of strength is needed, but with proper skill and technique, much of the weight and clumsiness of moving a 300lb+ machine around is eased. Riders shorter than 4'10 may find it a challenge if lacking only little upper body strength. Please call me; we can chat and find you a bike.

Yes! If you follow the process and instructions, you will encounter all you need to know what to expect from your road test. After the practical training, I always suggest a review of ICBC Examiners' tips at the back of the learn to ride smart book is recommended.