FAQ

You should bring a valid photo ID, any necessary tickets or reservation confirmations, and payment method if required. Depending on the event or activity, it’s important to carry comfortable clothing, appropriate footwear, and any specific items mentioned in the instructions. Additionally, consider bringing essentials like water, snacks, and personal items such as medications or glasses. Checking the event details beforehand ensures you’re fully prepared and have everything needed for a smooth experience.

Legally, what you must wear on a motorcycle varies by location, but generally, a helmet is required in most places to protect your head. Some regions also mandate eye protection, such as goggles or a face shield, especially if the helmet lacks a visor. While gloves, jackets, and boots are highly recommended for safety, they are often not legally required. Always check local laws to ensure compliance with specific gear regulations.

Whether you need your own protective gear for a learner course depends on the specific course and provider. Some courses supply necessary equipment like helmets, gloves, or pads, while others expect participants to bring their own for hygiene and fit reasons. It’s best to check with the course organizer beforehand to understand their requirements. Having your own gear can also ensure comfort and proper protection during the training.

On a learner licence, you can typically ride motorcycles that meet specific restrictions, which vary by region. Generally, these bikes have a limited engine capacity, often up to 250cc or 400cc, and lower power output to ensure safety while gaining experience. Additionally, learners must avoid high-performance or large motorcycles and adhere to speed limits and other licensing conditions. Always check your local regulations to confirm the exact types of motorcycles permitted on a learner licence.