You’ll really feel good about your achievement when you nail the test on your own bike. Do the training and the test on the motorcycle you are most comfortable on, or consider enrolling in an appropriate course to up your skills first. Q3: Do I have to use my own bike for training and the K53 Motorcycle Test?Ī3: Some riding schools offer a smaller motorcycle for training and testing purposes, but this is not always recommended. To book your K53 Motorcycle Test you’ll need, ID Book/Card (and a copy), 4x B&W ID Photos, Eye Test, Motorcycle Learner License, a Doctor’s Letter of Health if you are 60 or older, Proof of Residence and a certified affidavit if you are living with someone, and the required license booking and license issue fees as prescribed by that particular test centre. We recommend a regular riding period of 4 – 6 months or 2000-3000km of regular riding experience on your own motorcycle before attempting the K53 Motorcycle Test. Q2: Now that I have my Learner License, how do I get trained?Ī2: Visit the Academies page and contact a riding school near you. Once paid, you‘ll be allowed to log in 5 times to pre-test yourself and check if you are good enough for the real test. You can even buy the book on this website, printed or electronic.
Then go the Pick n Pay, CNA or PNA and buy the K53 Learners Book, or visit and pre-test yourself before going for your actual Learners Test. You’ll need the following to book: 2x B&W ID Photos, Eye Test, ID Book/Card (and a copy), Proof of Residence and a certified affidavit if you are living with someone, and the required license booking and license issue fees as prescribed by that particular test centre. Q1: I don’t have a Learner License and want to get one before I ride a bike?Ī1: If you are a South African citizen and 16-years or older, then visit the nearest testing centre to book for your motorcycle learner license. Frequently asked questions on the K53 Motorcycle License Test and our answers
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