Motorbike Lessons Dublin
Initial basic training (IBT) Dublin

Progressive access allows you to take advantage of your previous riding experience and skills in a lower motorcycle category to acquire a licence in a higher category without having to take another driving test. For example:

• if you hold a full category A1 licence for two years and complete a progression module training course of IBT on a category A2 motorcycle, you can get a full category A2 licence without taking a practical driving test.

In some instances you may need to take a full driving test. For example:

• if you take the progressive access training route to get a category A2 licence and later decide to get a category A licence, you must take a practical driving test for category A.

You must present on a motorcycle of a minimum of 115cm3 and no greater than 125cm3.

Here are the steps you need to follow:

• Apply for a category A1 (lower power or small motorcycle) learner permit
• complete Initial Basic Training (IBT)
• continue practising until six months have elapsed and you are eligible to take the driving test
• present for a driving test with a motorcycle of minimum 115cm3 and no greater than 125cm3.

Why choose O’Reilly Motor School for your IBT in Tallaght? We make learning easy. Our team is friendly and skilled. We teach in a clear and simple way. Safety comes first in every lesson.

We provide modern bikes for training. No need to bring your own. Our lessons fit your schedule. Daytime and weekend options are available.

Our school is well-known in Tallaght. Many students trust us. We help you gain confidence on the road.

Start your IBT with us today. Learn fast. Ride safely.

Yes, you need a valid learner permit for the category of bike you want to train on. If you haven’t got one yet, you’ll need to pass your driver theory test first.

Nope. We provide the bike, helmet, jacket, gloves, trousers, and even rain gear—free of charge. You don’t need to buy anything before training. We’ll even help you find good gear after if you need advice.

Not at all. IBT is designed for beginners. We take it step by step, starting slow and building your skills with each module. Everyone starts out nervous – that’s normal. You’ll be grand.

Yes, even experienced riders need to complete IBT if it’s their first time applying for a bike learner permit. But don’t worry, we tailor the training to your experience and pace.

Yes – in a big way. If you drive already, you’ll have road awareness, which helps. But riding a bike requires a different type of focus and balance. Most people are surprised by how much sharper their concentration needs to be.