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Moto Training NI

Learn to ride for real — CBT to full licence, on Antrim's best roads.

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Moto Training NI — Learn to ride for real — CBT to full licence, on Antrim's best roads.

  • What it is: Motorcycle training school (CBT, A1/A2/A licence, theory).
  • Drive or watch: You ride.
  • Minimum age / height: 16 for moped, 17 for motorcycle (standard UK ages).
  • Cost: Check current prices — varies by licence category and training needed.
  • Booking: Book ahead — courses are arranged by phone or website.
  • Also on site: Bikes provided; one-to-one instruction.
Plan your visit

From your first CBT to a full A licence

Most people start with CBT, the day that gets you legally out on a moped or motorcycle with L-plates. From there the school runs A1, A2 and full A (unrestricted) licence training, plus theory test preparation. Teaching is one-to-one, built around what you can already do, so an experienced rider returning to bikes and a complete beginner get very different plans. You ride the school's bikes, maintained to manufacturer spec. It suits anyone 16 or 17 and up (depending on category) who holds a provisional licence and genuinely wants to learn to ride, not a casual experience-day visitor.

You ride a real bike CBT to full licence One-to-one tuition Provisional licence needed Book ahead Glens of Antrim routes
Good to know before you go:

Riding schools run rolling course dates rather than fixtures — CBT days, theory prep and full-licence training are arranged around your availability and the weather. Check Moto Training NI's own pages for current course options and prices, and book ahead.

Before you set off

What to bring

  • 🏁A bit of nerveYou’re getting behind the wheel — it’s a proper hit of adrenaline.
  • 👟Closed-toe shoes & comfy clothesTrainers and something you can move in — no open sandals to drive.
  • 🪪The age & height limitsMost karting has a minimum — check before you travel with little ones.
  • 📱Your bookingRace sessions and experiences fill up, especially at weekends.
Good to know

Everything before you go

Type
Motorcycle training school (CBT, A1/A2/A licence, theory)
Do or watch
You ride
Minimum age / height
16 for moped, 17 for motorcycle (standard UK ages)
Licence needed
Provisional driving/motorcycle licence required
Booking
Book ahead — courses are arranged by phone or website
Cost
Check current prices — varies by licence category and training needed
Indoor / outdoor
Outdoor and on-road — weather-dependent
Also on site
Bikes provided; one-to-one instruction
Parking
Not confirmed — check with the venue
Address
33a Buckna Road, Broughshane, Ballymena, BT42 4NJ
Questions

Before you go

What age or height do you need to be?
16 for moped, 17 for motorcycle (standard UK ages)
How much does it cost?
Check current prices — varies by licence category and training needed
Do I need to book?
Book ahead — courses are arranged by phone or website
Is it indoor or outdoor?
Outdoor and on-road — weather-dependent
Do I need a driving licence?
Provisional driving/motorcycle licence required
Getting there

Moto Training NI is at 33a Buckna Road, Broughshane, Ballymena, BT42 4NJ. Not confirmed — check with the venue. Tap below for directions.

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The story

About the venue

Moto Training NI is a Broughshane-based motorcycle school that teaches one rider to one instructor and tailors each course to the individual. It is part of the Kawasaki Rider Training Schools (KRTS) network and has held Motorcycle Industry Association accreditation, with the school reporting that the large majority of its business comes from personal referrals.

Training takes in the roads around Ballymena and out through the Glens of Antrim, with the school also covering the greater Belfast area and County Antrim.