Start Your A Unlimited Motorcycle Licence Journey

Take the next step towards complete riding freedom with our A Unlimited Motorcycle Licence course.

This unrestricted motorcycle licence allows you to ride any size motorcycle, with no power limits, both in the UK and abroad.

At GP Motorcycle Training, we provide professional, friendly motorcycle training designed to help you pass your A Unlimited licence tests with confidence and become a safer rider for life.

What is The A Unlimited Motorcycle Licence?

The A Unlimited Licence is the highest category of motorcycle licence in the UK.

Once passed, you can ride:

  • Any motorcycle of any engine size or power output
  • Motorcycles with or without a sidecar
  • Carry a passenger
  • Ride on motorways

Most riders gain their Full A Licence through the DAS (Direct Access Scheme), using larger training motorcycles.

What Do I Need Before Starting?

You can take the A Unlimited Licence if:

  • You are aged 24 or over via Direct Access (DAS)
  • Or aged 21+ if progressing from an A2 Licence held for at least 2 years
  • You hold a valid UK provisional driving licence
  • You have completed a CBT course
  • You have passed your motorcycle theory test

If you still need your CBT or theory test, our team can help guide you through the process.

What to Bring

Please bring:

  •  Your Full UK Photocard Car licence
    or a Provisional UK Photocard Car licence with valid Category A (provisional motorcycle entitlement if you intend to ride over a 50cc moped)
    or a Full EU licence accompanied by a UK counterpart licence (D58/2) showing provisional motorcycle entitlement (Category A)
  • Your Motorcycle Theory Test Certificate
  • Suitable Clothing and sturdy Footwear

What Happens During the Course?

Our Full A Unlimited Licence training is tailored to suit your experience level and ability.

Training usually includes:

  • Motorcycle control and slow-speed manoeuvres
  • Road positioning and hazard awareness
  • Junctions, roundabouts and dual carriageways
  • Higher-speed riding techniques
  • Test route preparation
  • Mod 1 and Mod 2 test training

Our experienced instructors will guide you through every stage of the process in a calm and supportive environment.

Course Sections

The Module 1 test takes place off-road at a DVSA test centre and includes:

  • Slow control exercises
  • Figure of eight
  • U-turn
  • Emergency stop
  • Hazard avoidance

The Module 2 test is an on-road riding assessment that checks your ability to ride safely in real traffic conditions.

This includes:

  • Normal road riding
  • Independent riding
  • Town and rural roads
  • Safe decision making
  • Observation and awareness

How Much Does A Unlimited Course Cost?

£1100

Why Choose the A Unlimited Licence?

  • Motorcycles with any engine size or power output
  • Ride without L-plates
  • Carry passengers legally
  • Use motorways

Why Choose Us?

  • DVSA-approved motorcycle instructors
  • Friendly, patient training environment
  • Modern motorcycles and scooters available
  • One-to-one support throughout the day
  • High-quality rider coaching focused on confidence and safety
  • Many riders say choosing a quality training school makes a huge difference to confidence and road safety.

Book Your Course Today

Whether you want to commute, ride for fun, looking to get back into riding or progress to a full unrestricted motorcycle licence, our course gives you the skills and confidence to get started safely.

Call now or book online to reserve your place.

Courses FAQs

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Training motorcycles can usually be provided for an additional cost

Yes.

Please ensure you bring your Photocard licence.

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You cannot start any course without a licence. To apply for a licence you can pick up form D1 from the Post Office and apply for one, or you can apply online.

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If you have a licence from outside of the UK you will need to convert it to a UK one.

Please visit Gov.uk web site this will guide you through the process of changing your licence.

Yes

Unless stated otherwise.

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Our hourly rate is £60.00 (minimum of 2 hours)

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You must be able to read a registration plate with or without contact lenses or glasses at a distance of 66 feet (20 metres).

Yes

If you do not speak and understand English to a good conversational level  then you must bring a translator with you.

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You will need to demonstrate a good knowledge of the Highway Code.