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Enhanced rider scheme from£250

 

The enjoyment gained from riding a motorcycle skilfully and safely is second to none but it takes confidence, excellent riding skills, physical coordination and balance.

Keeping your skills up to date and checking that we have not become over confident, complacent or have picked up some bad or dangerous habits is something that few of us do.

 

The DSA, in conjunction with the motorcycle industry, have devised a new package of training known as the Enhanced Rider Scheme (ERS).

The scheme is intended to benefit all bike riders who have a full motorcycle licence, irrespective to the size of bike, or the experience level of the rider.

You will not need to take a test or even any training if your skills are assessed as satisfactory. You will also earn discounts on your insurance as a result.

Bike riders can visit SortedRide, an approved and accredited trainer, for an assessment of their riding skills.

If no significant areas of weakness are found, SortedRide issues a certificate to that effect.

Any rider issued with a certificate is then in line for an insurance discount from one of the many insurers who have signed up to support the scheme.

If there are areas that would benefit from further training, the rider would qualify for their certificate after successfully completing the recommended training.

 

By undertaking an assessment of your riding ability, SortedRide can tailor a development programme to suit your individual needs via a combination of practical and theoretical learning.

 

Many of the leading motorcycle insurers have signed up to this scheme and are prepared to offer substantial discounts to riders who can show they can ride to the ERS standard.

 

The insurers sponsoring the scheme are:

AA Ins, Bennett’s Ins, Bikesure, Carole Nash, Chandler Direct, CIA Ins, Devitt, E Bike, MCE Ins, Motorcycle Direct, Norwich Union Direct and Lexham.

 

The Enhanced Rider Bonus is supported by the following underwriters:

 

AIG, AXA, Chaucer Ins, Equity Red Star, Groupama, Hastings Direct, Highway, KGM, Link/ Zenith, NIG, Norwich Union and Royal & Sun Alliance.

(price subject to assesment lesson)

Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 August 2009 15:10