Yes in Qld your need to have held a driver’s licence for more than 12 months to be eligible to obtain a motorcycle learners permit. That could be an interstate or overseas driver’s licence.

You have to be at least 18 years old 

Yes you can convert your overseas motorcycle licence to a Qld licence. Firstly you will need to have  a CRN (customer reference number) from TMR. There are some countries that TMR recognise that if you have held a full motorcycle licence that you can apply for a full licence here. 

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 If you hold a licence from one of these countries your only required to complete the ½ Day R class course.  If your licence is not on this list you will first need to complete the 1 Day RE course, which you will then obtain a Restricted  Motorcycle Licence (Class RE) if you have held your overseas licence for more than two years and if you want to hold an unrestricted licence so you can ride any motorcycle then you need to prove to TMR that you have and they will issue you a declaration that you are eligible to obtain the Class R licence, bring that to us and complete the ½ Day R class licence and you will then be issued an Unrestricted motorcycle licence

Click HERE for the form we need filled out. 

*Please remember that it is expected that for you to complete the course you will need to be able to demonstrate competency in all aspects of riding a motorcycle including specific bike control techniques and road safety tactics. Most people that are applying for the RE licence or the unrestricted licence have already done training with these skills.

If you haven't done any motorcycle training in Australia, we advise that you do 1:1 training session prior to attempting the course in order to develop and understand what will be required for you to be able to competently complete the course. Call or text us on 0403480407 for any further information.

As a minimum you’ll need to wear long pants, long sleeve shirt and enclosed shoes (No skin to be exposed) We supply water and morning tea and snacks but you will need to either bring your lunch or get some from the close by shops.

The 2 Day Pre-leaner course is a great start for anyone who hasn’t ridden before and it’s also the start of the licencing process. If you’re not sure whether it is for you but would like to see what its like you can book a 1:1 training session.

The minimum time frame from first starting the licencing process to be able to ride an unrestricted motorcycle is 2 years and 90 days.

Once you complete the 2 Day Pre-learner course with us that makes you eligible to complete the 30-question motorcycle knowledge test. This is an online test through TMR which most of our students complete before leaving our training room after the course. The following is the link to the online test. 

https://www.service.transport.qld.gov.au/motorbikeknowledgeexam/public/Welcome.xhtml?dswid=6929

Before completing the 1 Day RE upgrade course to get off your learners you will need to complete the hazard perception test online through TMR. The Hazard perception test checks whether you can recognise potentially dangerous situations or hazards and respond to them safely. The following is the link to the online  motorcycle hazard perception test.

There are 25 computer-generated videos in the hazard perception test. You'll be asked to show how you would react to the situations in the videos. The situations you will be tested on are based on the most challenging for novice riders.

We recommend taking the test on a laptop or desktop computer, due to the bigger screen. If you are doing the test on your mobile, you will need to be able to clearly see the screen. Note: you won’t be able to complete this until you receive your new Licence card in the mail after obtaining your learner’s permit.

You will get wet. No matter the weather all our courses will continue unless MMRS deem it to be unsafe. If that’s the case, we will reschedule you at no extra cost.

Yes anyone who holds a QLD learners permit for a motorcycle is required to be supervised by someone that has at least held a Open Class RE licence for more than 12 months. The don’t necessarily need to be riding on another motorcycle they could be in car or even on a push bike (that’s if they can keep up) as long as they can see you whilst you’re on road.

You’re required to hold your learners permit for a minimum of 90 days before being eligible to complete the 1 Day RE course to move from your learners permit to the provisional or open RE licence..

There’s no requirement to log your hours while riding on your learner’s permit. Though it is expected that you have spent a good amount of time in a carpark and onroad practicing the skills you have been taught in the 2 Day Pre learner course. Before completing the 1 Day RE upgrade course you should be comfortable to ride anywhere on the Gold Coast, executing all manoeuvres like hill starts, u turns, be reasonably comfortable in traffic and be able to follow all the road rules and be safe whilst doing that.

You can use your own bike if you can get it there legally. If using your own bike, it needs to be in a road worthy condition and registered.

If you don’t have anyone to supervise you on your learners, we offer 1:1 training where we supply the bike. If you have your own bike, then we can come to you for the training. Also, there are quite a few groups we can recommend that help learner riders. 

Qride is the licencing system in Qld for motorcycles. Motorcycle Masters Riding School offers this service on behalf of TMR.

Yes if you wish to complete the course on a weekend However if you are completing the 2 Day Pre leaner course weekdays if required, we can mix the days up that suit you best. Remember you must complete the 2nd Day within 30 days of completing the 1st day.

A LAMS motorcycle is an approved motorcycle for anyone hold a Class RE motorcycle whether it be a Learners, Provisional or Open type licence. There are over 550 motorcycles on that list. You can find the list here. https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/licensing/motorcycles/learner-approved 

No, we don’t charge extra for using our equipment.