Riders Motorcycle Training - North Birmingham
About the company
Riders Motorcycle Training operates 10 UK-wide training centres, with training sites including Birmingham, Brierley Hill (Dudley), Bromsgrove, Coventry, Gloucester, Redditch, Tamworth, Wolverhampton and Worcester. Its instructors have over 50 years of instructing experience between them.
The company offers CBT and Full Motorcycle Licence Training for beginners and people with riding experience, and runs courses tailored to the individual's riding experience. It provides a fleet of modern motorcycles for learners and includes all equipment (bikes, helmets, gloves etc) in course prices. It charges no extra for weekend training. Riders Motorcycle Training has helped over 100,000 riders pass their motorcycle training.
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Did all my mod 1 and mod 2 training at kingstanding with 'Phil' Phil is very experienced and helped me at every step to achieve my full motorbike unrestricted license... If it wasn't for Phil i honestly think i would still be contemplating taking my mod 1. Learned alot from him in the mod 1 and mod 2 and passed....really chuffed. Thanks phil and everyone else at riders!!
I booked a manual bike CBT session with Riders, and it was a complete waste of time and money. During my first session, the manual Yamaha bike I was using broke down with around an hour of the session remaining. Even before it failed, the gearbox was in terrible condition, and the instructor was struggling with it too. It was obvious the bike had not been properly maintained. I was then given an automatic bike to continue on. At the end of the session, the instructor told me to come back for more practice. As a beginner, I accepted that I needed more time and had no issue with that. However, I had to pay for another session. When I returned for my second session, things got even worse. This time, the Honda bike I was assigned also broke down. The only replacement they could offer was the same Yamaha that had already broken down during my first session. Learning to ride a motorcycle is challenging enough without having to deal with faulty bikes. To make matters worse, they had no other bikes available because another Honda had broken down the day before. This clearly shows a pattern of poor maintenance. Because of the bike issues, my session ended at 11am instead of running until around 3–4pm as scheduled. I was told to call the centre to arrange another session. When I called, I was told they needed feedback from the instructor before they could make a decision and that someone would call me back. No one did. I called again the following day, only to be told that without the instructor's feedback, I would have to pay for yet another session. If I were to do that, I would have spent nearly £500 just to complete my CBT. In my experience, Riders seem far more interested in taking your money than maintaining their bikes or providing a quality learning experience. I may not have been the most naturally talented learner, but I paid to be taught—not to struggle with unsafe, poorly maintained motorcycles that repeatedly broke down, and to receive attitude from the people at the center.
Recently had my CBT training with Raf, couldn’t have asked for a better tutor. Thank you Raf
Just completed my CBT yesterday, what an experience. Christopher and Philip were great, so much patience, never once got frustrated with us,even though i was with myself at the start. I could of done my CBT locally,but decided to drive 55 miles to do it here,as my friend recommended it, we both passed which is brilliant too. I will 100% come back here to do my Module 1 and 2,keep up the good work guys! :) Manni
I recently completed my CBT with Rider Andi and genuinely couldn’t have asked for a better experience. From the start, Andi was incredibly knowledgeable, professional, and friendly, making the whole day feel personal rather than just another training session. What really stood out was the amount of effort put into helping students improve properly. Andi didn’t just teach the basics to pass the CBT — he focused on building good riding habits from day one and made sure bad habits were corrected immediately. The tips and advice given for progressing onto DAS were extremely helpful and gave me a lot more confidence for my next step. The training was very well organised, safe, and structured, while still feeling relaxed and welcoming. Andi took the time to actually get to know each student and made sure everyone was comfortable, confident, and performing to the best of their ability before moving on. You can tell there’s genuine care and passion behind the training. I never expected such a high level of service and personalisation from a riding school. Because of this experience, I’ll definitely be doing my DAS with them soon. Highly recommended to anyone looking for quality motorcycle training with an instructor who truly cares.
done my CBT training day with Allan and Raf last Monday. it was a nice and sunny day. both are great instructors. paid £165. u need to book through the website.
My instructor was very good. Explained everything clearly and slowly. During CBT course you progress nicely and steady. You get more and more confidence and eventually you get to streets well prepared. Definitely will go for a full A category driving licence with them.
Motorcycle training in Birmingham compared
Ordered by rating, weighted by the number of reviews — businesses with only a handful of reviews do not jump to the top automatically. 8 businesses in this category in Birmingham are compared.
| Rank | Provider | Rating | Reviews | Open Sat. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1st Motorcycle Training | ★ 5,0 | 254 | Yes |
| 2 | ApexMCT.co.uk | ★ 5,0 | 151 | Yes |
| 3 | ORMT Motorcycle Training | ★ 5,0 | 10 | No |
| 4 | Riders Motorcycle Training | ★ 4,9 | 452 | Yes |
| 5 | Lightning Motorcycle Training | ★ 4,9 | 211 | Yes |
| 7 | Riders Motorcycle Training - North Birmingham (this page) | ★ 4,7 | 364 | Yes |





