We have a happy band of instructors who are all enthusiastic motorcyclists. Take a look at their profiles and you can then see that they are all passionate about passing their skills and knowledge on to those who train with us.
Chris SCOTT:
Chris is one of our more experience instructors undertaking both CBT and Direct Access instruction. He is a keen motorcyclist and uses his machine on a daily basis. He is an advanced rider and takes and active part in the local advanced rider group and is a member of the National Escort Group, involved in marshalling cycling and other competitive events. Chris can be found on the training ground passing on his extensive knowledge to new riders .
Kevin MURPHY:
Kevin is the newest member of the training team.
He's 59 years of age, spent 15 years in the Army and 23 1/2 years in the Police.
He's been riding bikes since 1991 and has a Triumph Bonneville America, Kawasaki ZX-10R and a BMW F650.
He recently qualified to instruct CBT's and look forward to putting future students through their paces.
Kevin HEALY:
Kevin is our more experience CBT instructors. He originally came to us on a 'back to work' scheme after being made redundant from the aero industry and we have had the privilege of training him from the basics. He has a wealth of knowledge and skills and can turn his hand to almost anything and is especially useful when we have broken bikes that need some attention.
Richard HARRISON:
You can usually find Richard in the yard preparing candidates for their Mod 1 tests. A former Police Officer Richard is an advanced rider and has a tremendous amount of knowledge to pass on to trainees. He helps out with the training of CBTs and Direct Access training as and when required.
Richard PHILLIPS:
Richard is one of the company directors and has been involved in motorcycle training since 1994. A keen motorcyclist who regularly travels throughout Europe. He is an advanced rider gaining qualification with both the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) and RoSPA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents).
Steve COCKS:
Steve moved to South Wales a couple of years ago and had set his mind on becoming a motorcycle instructor. He sought us out and started his training with us and we are pleased to say that he is now qualified and actively engaged in instructing CBTs and doing a fine job of it as well. Steve is a chef by trade and has also done some time serving in the Army. He's a valuable asset to our team.
Lindsey WILLIAMS:
Lindsey is the other company director and has been involved in motorcycle training since 1981. A former Police Officer who spent fourteen years riding motorcycles professionally. He has a number of skills that he gained in the workplace and takes pleasure in passing on his knowledge to his students. He is an examiner for both cars and motorcycles with IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists). Another 'lifetime biker' who also regularly travels throughout Europe on his motorcycle.