Registration

Final step in obtaining your full motorcycle Licence – This course is conducted partly on our training circuit and “on-road” and focuses on your hazard avoidance and road craft skills. This course is required for your final step in obtaining your full motorcycle Licence.

The Pre-Provisional course will provide you with supervised experience in riding varying suburban roads, including multi-lane roads, two way traffic, curves and bends and controlled intersections. This course provides greater understanding of the major collision types, which affect motorcyclists and how to identify and respond to those hazards.

It is preferred that you would provide your own roadworthy LAMS approved motorcycle for the Pre-Provisional course, however we have motorcycles available for your use if you do not have a road-registered, roadworthy motorcycle.

Pre-requisites

Before you can sit your practical riding test, you must have held your learner rider licence for six consecutive months.

Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to the course commencement. If you miss the crucial compulsory OH&S brief at the start of the course, you will not be able to participate.

Please notify our office if you require a Medical clearance. (or take regular prescribed medication)

All Darwin Motorcycle riding school (DMC riding school) courses run, regardless of weather conditions,

Should you wish to cancel or change to an alternate date a least 5 working days notice must be given. no refund will be made.

Please Note: All courses are subject to minimum numbers.

Safety Gear

We insist on riders wearing as a minimum:

All the gear all the time

Helmet – Better if you have your own or it will be supplied by DMC riding school

Pants that cover the full length of the leg

Long sleeved shirt or jacket made from protective material designed to minimise abrasions.

Eye protection

Fully enclosed gloves

Fully enclosed shoes.

It is the responsibility of the learner to attend Darwin Motorcycle Riding School wearing long pants, enclosed shoes and eye protection. We also recommend the use of sunscreen. It is also a requirement that during the on road assessment all learners will wear fluorescent vests supplied by Darwin Motorcycle Riding School.

Course Length: 6 hours