Open Day @ Realworld Motorcycles
March 19th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under
A Warm Welcome awaits you this Sunday, the 22nd of March.
Martin ( The Boss) is holding an open day at Realworld Motorcycles near Aberdare. (325 Cardiff Road, Aberdare. CF44)
On show will be the latest in the fleet of ‘Victory Motorcycles’ that are on sale at Realworld. Enjoy a Bar B Q, Refreshments and a 20% discount off clothing and accessories in store.
1st Class Rider Training are pleased to be in talks with Martin and very shortly we hope to be providing motorcycle training at Realworld, with a training site in the Aberdare area.
If you wish to book a test ride on one of these awesome Victory machines phone Martin on; 01685 870070. Call early to avoid disappointment.
I wonder if he sells motorcycle socks??? Can’t get them in Lidl.
Andy Smith is the holder of the coveted Police Class 1 motorcycle grade, RoSPA Examiner and Diploma Holder, Certified Instructor for the DSA and the holder of a BTEC in Advanced Motorcycle Instruction.
He is the proprietor of 1st Class Rider Training- Cardiff, offering motorcycle training at all levels.
pick me!! pick me!!
and I claim my 10% :-)
cheers
Simon 
"Come on….. you know you want to….."
I want to, add me in please.
Cheers,
Mike. 
Nice one Francis. It'll be good to see you. 
I'll be joining you all tomorrow.
Francis 
Hi Andy
I last saw you on the teddy run and hope to join you on sunday. There will be ...
Hi Andy, i will see you this Sunday, looking forward to the ride- hope the snack bars are open en ...
Hi Andy, I’m looking forward to the ride-out on sunday
hope we have nice weather
Comment by Robin Masters on 20 March 2009:
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a motorcycle instructor/school in or around Gloucester to pass on to a friend?
Cheers
Comment by Andy Smith on 20 March 2009:
NO !
Comment by Robin Masters on 29 March 2009:
Andy, do you go as far out as Gloucester for tests/training?
Comment by Andy Smith on 29 March 2009:
Not normally. But I’ll go anywhere for a test, as long as I can get there and back in a day, but the problem would be getting the learner bike up there without a rider.
So the learner would have to come to our training site in Cardiff to start off. I don’t mind then going to Gloucester for the final test if they wished. But for a CBT I am restricted to my DSA approved site in Cardiff. So I can’t go anywhere else to do a CBT without getting the training site approved.
For Direct Access training I CAN start anywhere.
so relaistically the only way I would be able to do it would be if the student in Gloucester already had a bike of their own that they wanted to train and take the test on, then we could do it that way.
Comment by Robin Masters on 31 March 2009:
Ok cheers Andy. I will pass that on
Comment by Les Raven on 7 March 2011:
you can buy motorcycle sock,s at aldis not Lidi