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Junior Applicant (11 to 17) |
Adult Applicant (18 and over) |
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Successfully complete the above training session |
As Junior |
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Complete your licence application form including medical and eye sight sections | As Junior |
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Receive ACU road race licence (consider attending an approved track school) Go to four if 11, 12 or 13. Or go to five if you’re 13 or over. | Receive ACU road race licence (consider attending an approved track school) |
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Novice LicenceAge 11, 12 or 13 and a novice licence holder you are restricted to a production based machine with a maximum capacity of 125cc. (Note; Age 11 automatic scooters only) You must wear an orange novice jacket. | Novice LicenceRider does not hold a full road motorcycle licence.Must wear an orange jacket, and limited to 600cc maximum. |
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Upgrade to Clubman’s Licence Aged 11 or 12, and on application to the ACU. No orange jacket required, but still limited to production based machines, 125cc maximum. | Intermediate Novice Licence.Rider holds a full motorcycle licence so does not have any capacity restrictions. Must wear orange jacket. |
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Novice LicenceAged 14 and over, rider must wear orange jacket Has the option to move from the above 125ccmachines onto a 125cc GP machine. | Upgrade to Clubmans Licence.(on application to the ACU)No orange jacket or capacity restrictions. |
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Upgrade to Clubmans LicenceAged 13 and over only and application to the ACU. No orange jacket required. Rider limited to 125cc production based or racing machines (GP125) | National Licence(on application to the ACU) |
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Once 16 you can ride 250 2stroke, 400 4stroke or 500cc 4stroke twin cylinder machines. All these machines must be production based. At 17 national any machine and once 18 progress as adult. For further info please contact the Road Race department at the ACU. | International Licence.(on application to the ACU) |
