Motorcycle IBT


IBT is training to a competent basic level and is not tested for a pass or fail result. The instructor must be satisfied that the trainee has acquired the necessary skill and knowledge level needed to be safe on the road.

 

Module One - This module is in our training centre classroom

  • Motorcycle Equipment
  • Motorcycles and their controls
  • Basic Technical Checks
  • Taking Machine on and off the stand
  • Basic Safety Checks (POWER)
  • Moving the Machine without aid of engine
  • Precautions before starting (FIGS)
  • Starting and stopping the engine

 

 

Module Two - This module is at our Training Centre Compound

  • Stopping the machine (Theory)
  • Moving off & Stopping in controlled fashion
  • Ride in a straight line
  • Correct use of brakes (all scenarios)
  • Gears selecting and changing
  • Junctions Left and Right using the Observation-Signal-Manoeuvre (OSM) and Position Speed-Look (PSL) routines
  • Emergency stopping under full control
  • Slalom
  • U Turn manoeuvre
  • Figure of eight
  • Slow Riding under control
  • Explanation and Application of the Motorcycle System (OSPSL)

 

Module Three - This module is at our Training Centre Compound & Classroom

  • Legal Requirements for riding on the road
  • Importance of knowing the Rules of the Road
  • Visibility - "Be Seen"
  • Road Positioning
  • Rear Observation at appropriate times
  • Road surfaces and Traffic Conditions
  • Progress - Fast/Slow
  • Hazard perception and anticipation

 

Module Four - This module is carried out on-road

  • The application of Module 3 (in practice) whilst on a public road
  • Dealing with Junctions
  • Dealing with Roundabouts
  • Dealing with Traffic controls
  • Dealing with Hills (incline & decline)
  • Dealing with Hazards and Obstructions

 

 

Module 5 (Progression Module)

 

This module includes topics previously covered during Modules 2 & 4 with some additional new content to allow ‘progression’ the training needs to be undertaken on the new vehicle type, you wish to change to, e.g. from ‘automatic’ to ‘manual’. This progression Module will facilitate changes in your entitlements without you having to undergo the full programme again and in limited circumstances without you having to undergo a practical driving test. For Direct access purposes to Category ‘A’ or ‘A2’ motorcycles, you will need 13 hours to complete this module. Where IBT has already been completed and you are availing of ‘progressive access’ then you will need 11 hours to complete this module.

 

  1. Moving off and stopping
  2. Use of brakes
  3. Use of gears
  4. Slow riding exercise
  5. Figure of eight exercise
  6. U-turn exercise
  7. Slalom exercise
  8. Rear observation and mirror work
  9. Turning left and right
  10. Obstacle Avoidance
  11. Emergency adjustment of speed/Emergency Stop
  12. Overtaking
  13. Carrying pillion Passengers
  14. Using a Sidecar / towing a Trailer
  15. Gradients
  16. Junctions
  17. Traffic lights
  18. Roundabouts
  19. Safe distance
  20. Anticipation and reaction to hazards including dealing with Emergency service vehicles.
  21. Pedestrian & rail crossings (rail where possible)
  22. Bends
  23. Socially responsible Riding/driving