Cambridge Moto Class

Cambridge Moto Class is a DVSA-approved motorcycle training school based in Cambridge. The school is a new training provider, founded by an instructor with over nine years in the driving and riding instructor business and more than thirty years of riding experience. It offers to show its licence and credentials before a session starts. No deposit or payment is required up front; payment is taken at the start of the session.

An optional £20 liability waiver covers accidental damage to training motorcycles; without it, riders are liable for up to £500 insurance excess. Training is provided across Cambridgeshire. Courses include CBT training, full licence training (A1, A2, A), pre-CBT training, step up sessions, gear conversion, Module 1 and Module 2 training, and a rusty rider refresher course.

Near Station Lane in Offord Cluny, on the outskirts of St Neots, Cambridge Moto Class draws consistent praise for the calm, patient manner of its instruction, with Máté named repeatedly as an instructor who explains manoeuvres clearly and lets pupils progress at their own pace. Several reviewers describe returning to riding after long gaps, sometimes decades, and mention feeling reassured rather than rushed during CBT and pre-CBT sessions, with one parent noting a son's enjoyment of a pre-CBT course ahead of his full CBT.

The Rusty Rider refresher course comes up as a good option for those regaining confidence after years away from bikes, with sessions kept slow and steady before moving onto the road. One review highlights simple, clear explanations that suited a non-native English speaker, with every question answered without pressure. A well structured lesson and a welcoming, friendly environment are mentioned by more than one pupil, alongside straightforward booking.

Máté is the name that recurs most often across sessions covering pre-CBT one-to-ones and full CBT training, with pupils describing him as knowledgeable and encouraging when a technique finally clicks. With training available every day of the week according to the opening hours, the school appears to accommodate riders looking to fit sessions around other commitments, whether starting out or working towards a full motorcycle licence.