Auckland motorcycle instruction and Basic Handling Skills testing

**Qkchk:Me** · 17th February 2011, 13:16

Always wanted to get your motorcycle licence but don't know where to start?

Before you can legally ride on the road you will need to hold a NZ Motorcycle Licence. To achieve this you will need to do these in order:

1. - Pass a Basic Handling Skills Test
2. - Apply in person to an NZTA Agency
3. - Pass a Roadcode Theory Test

Upon passing you will be issued with a NZ Motorcycle Learners Licence.

Where do I learn to ride a Motorcycle and/or pass a BHS test?

Rider Training specializes in BHS testing and training.
We are based in Albany on the North Shore and have a spacious and safe training ground. Best of all, we supply the motorbikes to learn on!

We have 4 packages to suit all levels of experience:

BHS TEST ONLY
For those who know how to ride or currently ride dirt/farm bikes

REFRESHER
Suitable for those who haven't ridden recently or feel they may be a bit 'rusty', this includes tutition and the BHS test

INTRO
This package is designed for the completed novice in mind - no previous experience necessary. This also includes the BHS test.

THE FULL MONTY
Same as the Intro but includes Gear Changing and Hill Starts. This also includes the BHS test.

We also conduct on-road coaching sessions for the nervous rider or prep you for your Restricted and Full Licence tests.

Mention "KIWIBIKER" and receive $10 off any course!

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For more details please visit www.ridertraining.co.nz or txt us 0210334766

**AshNZ** · 22nd February 2011, 20:32

Do you take in students with no prior motorcycle experience? By no experience, I mean really no experience (never been on a bike)..

**Qkchk:Me** · 25th February 2011, 16:56

Yes we do. Either be a person with zero experience on 2 wheels to someone who rides a dirt bike every weekend - you can achieve your BHS cert with us!

**hellokitty** · 26th February 2011, 20:21

I just looked at your website - the "full monty" looks great, and the one-on-one training is a great idea.
I am bringing a friend to do her BHS with you next month and look forward to seeing how you guys do it!

**nzspokes** · 20th June 2011, 20:33

Hi, Im a 40+ that has not ridden since I was a teenager. And then it was for about 3 months on a dual bike so a little off road. So I understand how to ride. But As ive not ridden for so long dont back myself to just turn up and pass the test. I have been riding mountain bikes in downhill and jumping etc so know I can handle the balance etc. Which course would be best for me?

**Qkkid** · 2nd July 2011, 16:30

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Hi, Im a 40+ that has not ridden since I was a teenager. And then it was for about 3 months on a dual bike so a little off road. So I understand how to ride. But As ive not ridden for so long dont back myself to just turn up and pass the test. I have been riding mountain bikes in downhill and jumping etc so know I can handle the balance etc. Which course would be best for me?

Sounds like the refresher course with a 10% discount
Drop us a line mate 0800 LRN2RD (576 273)

**nzspokes** · 2nd July 2011, 19:58

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Sounds like the refresher course with a 10% discount
Drop us a line mate 0800 LRN2RD (576 273)

Just emailed you. Do we cover stoppies?

**nzspokes** · 3rd July 2011, 11:44

Sweeet!! Got my BHS.

They were great and it was way easier to do than I thought it would be.

**Acc4meplz** · 31st August 2011, 23:09

These guys are awesome instructors, Great help adn thanx for the tips you guys gave me =) all very usefull. Thank you =D

**Qkchk:Me** · 19th January 2012, 22:06

As well as teaching students how to ride / or test for the basic handling skills, onroad coaching prep for Restricted / Full Licence

We also have a brand new GN125 as a demo bike and will have it available on most of our training dates. Available to our students to try before they buy!

The GN125 is in the Suzuki Summerfest and a new one can be yours for as little as $1895 + Onroad Costs (until the 31st March 2012 or while stocks last). Great little bike for those on a budget or just want a cheap first bike / commuter. I have ridden this bike home from Colemans Suzuki and was very impressed at how well it goes for a 125cc.