Familiarise yourself with the test format, the skills you need to demonstrate, and the criteria for passing the test. The tester will assess your ability to perform various riding manoeuvres, safety checks, obeying of traffic rules, and situational awareness. You are required to complete some of the circuit courses within a stipulated time. 

Pay close attention to proper lane discipline, signalling, checking blind spots, and executing turns.

Consistent practice is key to mastering motorcycle riding skills. Make use of the circuit revision sessions to practise regularly as much as possible. 

Focus on practising on all the circuit courses that will be tested, such as narrow plank, pylon slalom and emergency brake. Do allocate more time to practise on circuit courses that you are weaker in so you can be more confident during the riding test.

Be aware of common mistakes that can lead to immediate failure, such as not checking blind spots, improper lane changing, and failing to signal.
These mistakes are easily avoidable by practising good riding habits.

Balance and control are critical when riding a motorcycle. Practise riding at slow speeds, as this will help you develop better control over the bike.

Work on your posture, grip, brakes and the co-ordinated use of the clutch and throttle to ensure smooth handling and control of the motorcycle.

Familiarise yourself with the test route that will be tested during the test. Not navigating correctly during the test will result in an immediate failure for your test. Yikes!

Knowing the route can help you anticipate the challenges you might face during the test. Practise riding on the test route to build your confidence and improve your motorcycle riding performance during the test.

Certain circuit courses, like the figure-of-eight, crank course, narrow plank and pylon slalom must be completed within the stipulated time limit. Failure to do so may result in demerit points or immediate failure.

Practise regularly on these circuit courses until you can comfortably complete them within the stipulated time before you take the riding test.

During your lessons, pay close attention to the feedback and advice given by your instructor. They are backed by many years of experience and knowledge to help you improve and correct any mistakes.

Don’t hesitate to ask questions if you’re unsure about anything. Our friendly instructors are here to help you pass your riding test and obtain your riding licence.

On the day of the test, it’s natural to feel nervous. Try to stay calm and focused. Take deep breaths, visualise yourself performing well, and remember the skills and knowledge you’ve gained during your lessons and revision sessions.

Remember, the tester wants to see you ride safely and handle the motorcycle skillfully. Get a good night’s sleep, have a nutritious meal, and arrive early for your test.

Trust your preparations and remember that your instructors have thoroughly trained you for this moment.