Introductory Lesson
ProScot's Introductory Motorcycle Lesson provides a two-hour, gentle introduction to learning to ride a motorcycle without the pressure of the full-day CBT Course.
- Never ridden a motorcycle before - or last rode one a few years ago?
- Feeling nervous about attending the CBT course?
- Looking for an opportunity to learn the basics of motorcycling first before attending your CBT Course or finding out if motorcycling is for you before you commit to the cost of a CBT?
Then this is the course for you....
Motorcycle Training in Fife Scotland for Beginners
At ProScot, we love motorcycles and motorcycling and we want to make sure your motorcycling experience gets off to a great start. ProScot has a fantastic reputation for helping all riders, especially those who are nervous, have never ridden motorcycles for a few years or never before, or those who think they might find riding a motorcycle difficult. This is why ProScot introduced our unique introductory lesson and it has been a huge success. We provide you with the two hours of training first to help to introduce you to learning to ride a motorcycle in a relaxed way before attending the full day 8 hour CBT course. The two hour course is very popular with our students who rode years ago, have never ridden or are nervous or simply want to have a try first to see if they will enjoy it. We are the only training school offering a full two hour lesson, beware of rushed one hour sessions, they do more damage than good!
Two Hour Lesson
ProScot's Introductory Motorcycle Lesson is tailored to suit an individual's specific learning requirements and includes:
- How to move off and stop
- Slow speed control and balance
- Slow speed steering exercises
- Controlled braking
- Riding circuits round our off-road private tarmac area
The feedback we've received from students attending our Introductory Motorcycle Lesson has been excellent, with many commenting that it really boosted their confidence before attending the CBT Course.
Please note - this lesson is NOT a CBT. Upon completion of this lesson, you will not be issued with a CBT certificate. You will still be required to complete all parts of the CBT course, the introductory two hour lesson is not a replacement for any part of the CBT course. It will however make your CBT so much easier and more enjoyable.
ProScot is the only motorcycle training school to offer a full two hour introductory motorcycle lesson before commencing your CBT Course.
What Our Learner Riders Say
Good Friendly Staff
Helped all way through
very good at explaining
things and explaining
Falkirk
Absolutely fantastic training from Proscot, I had CJ through my CBT, Mod1 & Mod 2 and the guy was tremendous, explained everything in fine detail and made you feel well at ease, thanks CJ, a vey happy A licence holder
Absolute fantastic team. Will always be grateful for the patience and knowledge they bring to the training. From pedestrian to full unrestricted license holder and proscot have been there every step with me. Massive thanks to all
Thank you to the amazing Staff for all the help great people giving valuable tuition
Dunfermline
Fantastic group of people to train you. All very kind and warm and great instructors. All rooting for you too. Highly recommend!!
Absolutely fantastic experience with ProScot. Paul is a brilliant instructor & Ingrid & the girls in the office are phenomenal.
Super supportive team. Loved every second.
Thanks Guys!
Livingston
Top level Tuition. Super friendly and patient with me. Left me feeling completely ready for the open road. Thanks a million.
Greenock
I strongly doubt that there is a better organisation to train with. Best standard of training while making you feel comfortable as well as part of the family. Couldn't have asked for a better experience. Thank you!
Kirkcaldy
Would recommend ProScot to anyone thinking about going for their bike licence. Very good and professional instructors. It's been a blast.
Glenrothes
Cant Fault any of the Staff at ProScot they are all fantastic at what they do. If I had to do it all again I would be back in a heartbeat
Hamilton