Bloody hell! Did I just watch an instructional video that was straight to the point, helpful and with zero waffle? Give this man a medal. Great vid, cheers 👍
Failed today did no revision tbf. Box ticking exercise questions some of which after doing 20027474 practice tests I’ve not seen before 39/50 Perception near perfect. Damn
Funny story this. Over the years I’ve taken 3 theory tests for various vehicles. Only ever got 2 questions wrong (not including hazard perception). I got the 2 wrong on my latest motorcycle theory test. And regarding hazard perception, this video is the best advice you’ll get, seriously, haven’t got the foggiest, my practice vids happened to have been almost identical to what came up on the day. Lucky lucky boy. I wish everyone the best of luck.
Not massively - but it is distinctly different. The Road Craft is most similar but then there are questions on how motorcycles work and behave. Hope this reply isn't too late!
Good Lord! Talk about hitting the nail on the head. No jargon and no agenda indeed! Awesome quality and all the info. Thank you for your service. I hope all 'motorcycle uk' SEO traffic points to you on this and you get all the rewards for your efforts.
Suppose I do theory and pass my A1 licence, over 24, to take the A licence do I need to retake theory if it had expired before I'd had A1 for 2 years? this is confusing and doing my head in..
Yeah, it's a mess but your theory will last for 2 years, if you do the A1 and then the A licence within that time - you're good. You will need to do a fresh Mod1 & Mod 2 though, regardless of if it's within the 2 years... Make sense?
Agree or disagree. But as far as I'm concerned, bike tests these days are just a money-making scam. When I was younger, you took your test on the road with one guy standing and watching you. and it must have taken half an hour. All this crap now is just to con people out of a lot of money, and I don't like being conned. I haven't passed my test, but I was riding a 250-cc for years and never had any accidents. It may be important if you intend to ride a high-powered bike but not a 250-cc There is nothing they could teach me that would make me ride any better. I only wish I had taken my test before they brought all this bullsh*t in.
Yes it costs far to much it’s ridiculous not taking my bike test in the 70s is one of my biggest regrets the test quick and cheap I used to ride on provisional back in the good old days the price and complexity of the new test must put many people off it’s certainly put me off.
Hi Jack, no questions. There's too many to list here but I put a link to the official gov site with questions, answers and a practise test: www.gov.uk/take-practice-theory-test - Best of luck with your test!!
going for mine tomorrow 1st attempt passed hazard failed questions by 1 question 2nd attempt failed hazard by one but passed questions 3rd attempt i hopr i pass
so if I pass my A via direct access on a automatic transmition bike could I then ride a geared bike just like passing my PCV as I have a manual driving licence
@@BeinginMotion I passed! 100% on the multiple choice, and 86% hazard perception! Woo! Your videos were really helpful to watch before - just to get a sense of what to expect. There's a lot of other YT content I'd seen but was all a bit waffley or flat/functional. So I super appreciated the freshness of yours 👌 thanks again! 🏍️💖
Thanks for the video. I got a scooter and learner . My dvsa test will be in 3 days and then I'll take the practical . Can't wait to get a real motorcycle.
Good tips nice short overview. I paid for the dvsa online study guide which at 15 quid is ok with practice sections from Highway Code for theory and hazard perception but annoyingly they then want you to pay extra for full access to the Highway Code itself and road signs. Also its only valid 30 days unless you pay more. Oh well. There is i later found a 4 in 1 kit via an app which only costs 5 quid, I’m not sure how good that is but perhaps worth trying as you get Highway Code and road signs included with that.
Tysm 😊 this is really helpful and it makes the test feel less overwhelming. I'm taking mine in 7 days and while I had been revising driving theory before I still feel unprepared 😭 I'm praying that I'll do well
@@BeinginMotion thanks pal, i’m also looking into derestricting my 50, but i’m worried about insurance if there’s an accident i’ll be liable even if it’s not my fault, what’s your take on derestricting as i think 28mph is dangerous, please let me know your thoughts on this👍
Sorry Dylan, I only just saw this! I agree that 28mph limits can be dangerous but I'm not the one who sets the law. As you say if you do need an insurance claim then it'll be void so - on that basis I don't think its worth it... tricky one
@@BeinginMotionpassed the cbt…..slipping the clutch so much was so alien to me as a driver and car mechanic, I know it’s submerged in oil but that poor clutch 😂 thank you for your video, helped me so much 🙏🏼
Thanks! There's loads of free resources online that I used: www.gov.uk/motorcycle-theory-test/revision-and-practice . I can't vouch for the apps and books though I'm afraid. How well do you know the Highway Code?
Being in Motion thank you for the reply and the link :) I have a full driving licence for years now, I probably so I hope I know it well enough but I probably need to refresh my memory just in case before test.
I think the more experience you have on the roads, the easier you'll find it. Some questions can throw you a bit but read them carefully and go with the common sense answer! Take those online practice tests if you haven't already, as I saw many of the same questions on my test... Let me know how you get on!
Being in Motion I’ve passed with a high score, a part from free materials I used the app as well. I’m now getting ready for the direct access course in a month.
Hey Callum, if you go for an A2, A1, or A licence you'll need your theory but you can do your CBT (which doesn't need a theory cert) but then you're restricted to 50cc (16 years old) or 125cc (17yrs old+) and L-plates. It also only lasts for 2 years then you gotta re-sit. Check out my CBT vid for more info!
Cheers mate, yeah I heard they are open for key workers that need to drive for their work but it must be frustrating - especially now spring is here! Good luck for whenever you do sit the test...
Hi Jignesh! Wow, that's really unlucky, the case studies give you 4/5 facts and some of the facts are irrelevant, I always felt each question was 'getting at' a point - alcohol / using a mobile phone etc - and when you work out the point, getting the answer is easier. I'd google 'DVSA motorcycle theory case studies' and read as many as you can. They have a similar format. Is there something you specifically find tricky?
Well first of all thank you for your reply. I have over all mastered the 3 different theory app and scored 100% .. the only thing I can think is the case study. Well I will buy DVSA theory guid book and will give it a go again..will keep you posted ..thanks..
Got my theory test tomorrow at 2. Thank you so much for putting this video together. Watched it a couple dozen times over the last couple weeks and revised quite a lot so I'm ready albeit a bit nervous. Very underated channel, so well done compared to the loads of crappy videos I've stumbled across on TH-cam on motorcycle theory tests. Thanks a bunch mate, and I hope your channel grows the way it deserves to :) liked and subscribed.
@@BeinginMotion No problem :) I got 48/50 for the multiple choice questions, and 67/75 for the Hazard perception. Funny thing is when I was doing it, I thought it was the practice session (really daft of me I know haha) so I was the most relaxed I could ever have been 😁 Absolutely thrilled with my results. Cheers again !
@@Brock-Lesnar-WWE Your provisional license should be enough for motorbikes too, with a CBT and L plates if that's what you mean? You can absolutely sit your motorcycle theory with your provisional license, there are no two different provisional licenses for cars and motorcycles. After you pass all your tests it should become a full license for either motorcycle (A1/A2/A), car or whatever one you choose to go for.
Hi bro I would appreciate it if you could respond. I’m turning 16 in February and I’ll be getting a 50cc. Would I need to do the theory test? Or just cbt test?
Hey Crozouchi, you can just do a cbt and no practical but you’d be restricted to a 50cc bike that’s limited to 28mph. If you do a theory AND practical you can ride any 50cc bike. When you’re 17 a cbt will get you on a 125cc (as long as you wear L-plates) ✌️
CHRIST! This video didn't waste 30 seconds of my life at the start like 99.999% of other TH-cam videos! How refreshing
Just subscribed. Finally got my Theory booked.
Cheers for the sub, welcome aboard! Good luck for your tests!
This channel is criminally underrated, very well presented, straight to the point and very useful information good job
Thanks Lucas, appreciate that. Trying to get there but TH-cam mate... 🤯
Bloody hell! Did I just watch an instructional video that was straight to the point, helpful and with zero waffle?
Give this man a medal. Great vid, cheers 👍
That's the idea pal, life is too short for all the YT waffle eh?!
This is great - studying for my theory right now and this is super useful!
Ah cheers Steve, good luck with the test!
Got mine end of April,all the best mate
Failed today did no revision tbf.
Box ticking exercise questions some of which after doing 20027474 practice tests I’ve not seen before 39/50
Perception near perfect. Damn
Yeet. Next time ?!
thank you very helpful got my test next saturday 💪🏻
Hey! You are welcome! Good luck!!🤞
Funny story this. Over the years I’ve taken 3 theory tests for various vehicles. Only ever got 2 questions wrong (not including hazard perception). I got the 2 wrong on my latest motorcycle theory test. And regarding hazard perception, this video is the best advice you’ll get, seriously, haven’t got the foggiest, my practice vids happened to have been almost identical to what came up on the day. Lucky lucky boy. I wish everyone the best of luck.
Is the hazard perception for the motorcycle theory test much different than the one on the car theory test ?
Not massively - but it is distinctly different. The Road Craft is most similar but then there are questions on how motorcycles work and behave. Hope this reply isn't too late!
Good Lord! Talk about hitting the nail on the head. No jargon and no agenda indeed! Awesome quality and all the info. Thank you for your service.
I hope all 'motorcycle uk' SEO traffic points to you on this and you get all the rewards for your efforts.
Thanks for your kind words - sadly SEO is less kind, but I'm glad it was useful!
My motorbike theory is tomorrow just doing last min revision:) I passed my car one so I should hopefully do fine on this one. Great vid btw!
Did you pass ?
@@benlangley7856 yes scored 47 out of 50:)
Congratulations @Leo!
@@Leo-jt4hp is it similar to car theory test?
@@mandontcare192 Mostly similar, however there are a few questions specific for the motorbike:) Good luck if your doing the test!
I booked mine two days prior and had work so no time to revise. I did the mock test twice and just learnt form incorrect answers and passed lol
Greetings blessings great video I will link you up
Passed my theory first time today. Questions were easy but the hazard perception will catch a lot of people out - very easy to click too early.
Congratulations - and great shout, very easy to do!
I feel confident on the theory side but worried about the hazard perception part lol
Look at this honey badger 😂😂😂
50 pound now xddd fml!
Could you Tell me what app should I use please?
i am very sceared i dont want to fail
Suppose I do theory and pass my A1 licence, over 24, to take the A licence do I need to retake theory if it had expired before I'd had A1 for 2 years? this is confusing and doing my head in..
Yeah, it's a mess but your theory will last for 2 years, if you do the A1 and then the A licence within that time - you're good. You will need to do a fresh Mod1 & Mod 2 though, regardless of if it's within the 2 years... Make sense?
Agree or disagree. But as far as I'm concerned, bike tests these days are just a money-making scam. When I was younger, you took your test on the road with one guy standing and watching you. and it must have taken half an hour. All this crap now is just to con people out of a lot of money, and I don't like being conned. I haven't passed my test, but I was riding a 250-cc for years and never had any accidents. It may be important if you intend to ride a high-powered bike but not a 250-cc There is nothing they could teach me that would make me ride any better. I only wish I had taken my test before they brought all this bullsh*t in.
It certainly costs a lot of money! I do wonder if they have intentionally made it like that to keep people from learning to drive & ride.
Yes it costs far to much it’s ridiculous not taking my bike test in the 70s is one of my biggest regrets the test quick and cheap I used to ride on provisional back in the good old days the price and complexity of the new test must put many people off it’s certainly put me off.
Really good video but then doesn't tell us one single motorbike specific theory question that may come up?
Hi Jack, no questions. There's too many to list here but I put a link to the official gov site with questions, answers and a practise test: www.gov.uk/take-practice-theory-test - Best of luck with your test!!
Is this the same for 16 year old theory test too? Im doing my theory soon and idk what to expect and if im studying the right theory
Yessir it’s the same for all uk motorcycle licence types
I have a question the question for the Theory Test car same motorcycles?? Because I passed my theory test for the car
Hi Osama, It’s motorcycle specific unfortunately pal…
Welldone man. You explained it very well! I understood everything!
Top video
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Great stuff, thanks!
Passed my theory test today! So so happy 🎉 47 out of 50! 😅
So so important to read the questions properly.
Gratulacje!! Yes very true, some are quite clearly designed to catch you out
going for mine tomorrow
1st attempt passed hazard failed questions by 1 question
2nd attempt failed hazard by one but passed questions
3rd attempt i hopr i pass
Best quality info channel out there bud keep it up! All the best
Cheers RP! Appreciate the support, all the best to you too!
so if I pass my A via direct access on a automatic transmition bike could I then ride a geared bike just like passing my PCV as I have a manual driving licence
My understanding is that if you pass on an auto, you can only then ride an auto. bit.ly/320JdU9
Slick video! Really helpful - thanks! I've got my theory in a few days...
Thanks Briony! Good luck with your theory and I'm glad it helped!!
@@BeinginMotion I passed! 100% on the multiple choice, and 86% hazard perception! Woo! Your videos were really helpful to watch before - just to get a sense of what to expect. There's a lot of other YT content I'd seen but was all a bit waffley or flat/functional. So I super appreciated the freshness of yours 👌 thanks again! 🏍️💖
You have a very calming voice, this video is much appreciated
Thank you! I hate my own voice but it’s the only one I have! Thank you for your kind words, I’m happy the vid helped!!
Thanks for the video. I got a scooter and learner . My dvsa test will be in 3 days and then I'll take the practical . Can't wait to get a real motorcycle.
I’ve already failed my theory test 5times I hope this helps me thanks mate 👍
🤞lemme know how you get on!
Great video
Appreciate that Max 🙌
Good tips nice short overview. I paid for the dvsa online study guide which at 15 quid is ok with practice sections from Highway Code for theory and hazard perception but annoyingly they then want you to pay extra for full access to the Highway Code itself and road signs. Also its only valid 30 days unless you pay more. Oh well. There is i later found a 4 in 1 kit via an app which only costs 5 quid, I’m not sure how good that is but perhaps worth trying as you get Highway Code and road signs included with that.
Thanks Jimmy - good shout!
Tysm 😊 this is really helpful and it makes the test feel less overwhelming. I'm taking mine in 7 days and while I had been revising driving theory before I still feel unprepared 😭 I'm praying that I'll do well
thanks 🙏 and good luck!! Let me know how you get on!
Thank you for this. Great informative video - Well made and very clear.
'Take ur time girls' made me laugh. I had that video clip today in my theory& i was like gtfo my way 😆
😂 it's the way they just look at you blankly and carry on untroubled!
Excellent video for new learners.
Thanks Sheheryar! Glad you think so! 👍
Brilliant. Watched this once and understood how to pass the Hazard Perception 'game'. Simple. I got fives on nearly everything!!
Well in & congratulations! Glad I could help
Thanks for soothing voice
I got my theory test in July 7th 2019, cos of covid i gotta redo it 😒
They won’t let you extend it? Doesn’t surprise me. Unlucky mate
Really good 👍 thanks
Got my theory in the morning at 8 I’m well nervous but watched this a few times and it’s carmed my nerves a little bit hopefully I pass 🤞
@ReloadCentral yes I did first attempt
do you take the same test for a cbt theory?
No, part of the CBT is theory based (I’ve done a vid about CBT) and it’s much easier. The theory is for a full licence. 👍
@@BeinginMotion thanks pal, i’m also looking into derestricting my 50, but i’m worried about insurance if there’s an accident i’ll be liable even if it’s not my fault, what’s your take on derestricting as i think 28mph is dangerous, please let me know your thoughts on this👍
Sorry Dylan, I only just saw this! I agree that 28mph limits can be dangerous but I'm not the one who sets the law. As you say if you do need an insurance claim then it'll be void so - on that basis I don't think its worth it... tricky one
YOUR VIDS HAVE BEEN SO HELPFUL! I love your videos, thy are so well made !
Thanks! Glad they helped!!!
Great stuff mate, no messing
Very helpful thank you!
If you have a uk full licence (B) for vehicle do you need to do the theory test for motorcycle? (A)
Hi Imram, yeah - it's a motorcycle specific theory test I'm afraid!
Great vid thanks
Thanks Charlie - I hope it's useful
Cheers mate nice one!
Great video 🤝
Great video, nice one mate
Thanks very helpful 👌
When you book your theory test does it include the hazard perception test also or do you need to book theory and hazard perception separately. Thanks
ya - all in one pal
@@BeinginMotion thanks buddy. All booked now
got my cbt booked for tomorrow and i’m busying myself with last minute revision, but this is a very useful video, fingers crossed :)
Best of luck!
@@BeinginMotion thank you! happy to say i passed, thank you for the video it really helped me!!
Thank you for the three click system, I’ve been click happy on my mock tests 👌🏼
Just don’t get too clicky!! Thanks for watching & best of luck with the tests!
@@BeinginMotionpassed the cbt…..slipping the clutch so much was so alien to me as a driver and car mechanic, I know it’s submerged in oil but that poor clutch 😂 thank you for your video, helped me so much 🙏🏼
That's great to hear!! 😂 At least it's not your bike eh?! Congratulations!
Many thnx bro , really appreciate it
Cheers Ahmed, thanks for watching!!
Awesome! :)
Great video! Thanks..
Cheers Sam, thanks for watching!
Found your advice really helpful and today I passed thanks👍
Congrats! So glad it helped. On to the Mod1 next?
Yes definitely I'll keep you posted on my progress
Your videos are very underestimate
Thanks, I think so too but I am biased... 👌
Great video, theory book what material will you recommend to get ready? Maybe app?
Thanks! There's loads of free resources online that I used: www.gov.uk/motorcycle-theory-test/revision-and-practice . I can't vouch for the apps and books though I'm afraid. How well do you know the Highway Code?
Being in Motion thank you for the reply and the link :) I have a full driving licence for years now, I probably so I hope I know it well enough but I probably need to refresh my memory just in case before test.
I think the more experience you have on the roads, the easier you'll find it. Some questions can throw you a bit but read them carefully and go with the common sense answer! Take those online practice tests if you haven't already, as I saw many of the same questions on my test... Let me know how you get on!
Being in Motion I will, thank you 😊
Being in Motion I’ve passed with a high score, a part from free materials I used the app as well. I’m now getting ready for the direct access course in a month.
I thought u only had to do cbt
Hey Callum, if you go for an A2, A1, or A licence you'll need your theory but you can do your CBT (which doesn't need a theory cert) but then you're restricted to 50cc (16 years old) or 125cc (17yrs old+) and L-plates. It also only lasts for 2 years then you gotta re-sit. Check out my CBT vid for more info!
Thanks for the video 📹 I booked my theory test 25 of this month so the question J had is if I pass all modules what should O get a1 or a
Very good vid so sad that all theory center are closed so dk when i can do my theory
Cheers mate, yeah I heard they are open for key workers that need to drive for their work but it must be frustrating - especially now spring is here! Good luck for whenever you do sit the test...
March 29th I hear it's opening up again....
Class channel thanks mate.
No, thank you Mohammed for watching - fellow Red I see?! Good good!!!
Dope presentation!
Fanks matey!
Great help, thanks mate
Cheers J Wad!
Is there any where I can refer the DVLA case study material as I find it very very much tricky and twice I failed by one question?
Hi Jignesh! Wow, that's really unlucky, the case studies give you 4/5 facts and some of the facts are irrelevant, I always felt each question was 'getting at' a point - alcohol / using a mobile phone etc - and when you work out the point, getting the answer is easier. I'd google 'DVSA motorcycle theory case studies' and read as many as you can. They have a similar format. Is there something you specifically find tricky?
Well first of all thank you for your reply. I have over all mastered the 3 different theory app and scored 100% .. the only thing I can think is the case study. Well I will buy DVSA theory guid book and will give it a go again..will keep you posted ..thanks..
Jignesh Shingadia ok, well good luck! Let me know how you get on...
Being in Motion I have finally passed my Theory test I have score 50/50 and 63/75 .. thanks for guiding me...
@@jigneshshingadia8150 Congratulations my friend! Glad I could help!
Got my theory test tomorrow at 2. Thank you so much for putting this video together. Watched it a couple dozen times over the last couple weeks and revised quite a lot so I'm ready albeit a bit nervous. Very underated channel, so well done compared to the loads of crappy videos I've stumbled across on TH-cam on motorcycle theory tests. Thanks a bunch mate, and I hope your channel grows the way it deserves to :) liked and subscribed.
Glad you got something out of it, and thanks for your kind words! How did you get on?
@@BeinginMotion No problem :) I got 48/50 for the multiple choice questions, and 67/75 for the Hazard perception. Funny thing is when I was doing it, I thought it was the practice session (really daft of me I know haha) so I was the most relaxed I could ever have been 😁 Absolutely thrilled with my results.
Cheers again !
@@DestroidoTO can I use my car provisional license for motorbike theory? Or do i have to purchase another provisional for motorbikes
@@Brock-Lesnar-WWE Your provisional license should be enough for motorbikes too, with a CBT and L plates if that's what you mean? You can absolutely sit your motorcycle theory with your provisional license, there are no two different provisional licenses for cars and motorcycles. After you pass all your tests it should become a full license for either motorcycle (A1/A2/A), car or whatever one you choose to go for.
@@DestroidoTO And is the theory test different for cars and motorbike?
Hi bro I would appreciate it if you could respond. I’m turning 16 in February and I’ll be getting a 50cc. Would I need to do the theory test? Or just cbt test?
Hey Crozouchi, you can just do a cbt and no practical but you’d be restricted to a 50cc bike that’s limited to 28mph. If you do a theory AND practical you can ride any 50cc bike.
When you’re 17 a cbt will get you on a 125cc (as long as you wear L-plates)
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@@BeinginMotion ok thanks
I've passed my car theory should this be any different than what I just did
There's quite a few motorcycle specific questions but most of it will make sense!
@@BeinginMotion I'm guessing the differences are hand signals and tread depth but do you know what topics are different if that's not too much to ask.
Great channel, subscribed 👍
Welcome aboard!