Category AM
Mopeds and scooters up to 50cc, from age 16. Handy for getting around town, but even a full AM licence keeps you off the motorway.
Get your AM licenceWhatever bike you're aiming for, we train for it. AM, A1, A2, A2 automatic and A, plus advanced ROSPA work once you've got the basics down. RSA approved instructors, and we provide the bike and the gear.

Not sure which category is right for you? Ring us and we'll talk it through. The category you go for depends on your age and the size of bike you're after. Our licence guide sets out the ages and bike limits for each one.
Mopeds and scooters up to 50cc, from age 16. Handy for getting around town, but even a full AM licence keeps you off the motorway.
Get your AM licenceLight motorcycles up to 125cc. The usual starting point for younger riders or anyone easing in on a smaller bike.
Get your A1 licenceMid-power bikes up to 35kW. A solid licence for most riders, and the one a lot of people settle on long-term.
Get your A2 licenceThe A2 category on an automatic bike, so there's no clutch or gears to think about while you build confidence.
Get your A2 automatic licenceThe full, unrestricted licence: any bike, any power. The end goal for riders who want no limits on what they ride.
Get your A licence
Every category covered, from your first lesson to your full A licence.
Once you've passed and put a few miles in, our ROSPA training takes your riding further. It's run through the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents and it's about reading the road better, riding smoother, and staying safe at speed. The training costs €250.
It suits commuters, weekend riders, and anyone who wants to ride with more confidence than a basic test ever asks for.
Spot hazards earlier and plan further ahead, so the bike does less reacting and more flowing.
Smoother braking, cornering and positioning that holds up in real traffic, not just on a quiet test route.
ROSPA is respected across the UK and Ireland, and it's worth having if your insurer rewards advanced training.
No bike of your own yet? No problem. You ride ours, and we kit you out with the gear for the lesson.
The same calm, forgiving instructors every time. We've taught plenty of riders who'd never sat on a bike before.
Everything we cover ties back to what the examiner wants to see, so you're not learning anything twice.
Looking for a motorbike instructor near you? We cover Meath, Westmeath, Dublin, Kildare and Louth. In Dublin, your lessons can run around the test centre you've booked: see motorbike lessons in Dublin.
Initial Basic Training (16 hours, or 18 for A2 and A) is the legal first step before you ride on the road. It's where most riders begin, once they've passed the motorcycle theory test and got a learner permit.
You'll get a straight answer on anything, prices included. Tell us what you're after, drop your number, and one of the team will ring you to sort it out.