Avoid these like the plague,I was there yesterday to do my cbt training,they teach in 3's but I was struggling a bit with control of bike,instead of extra tuition I was sent to practice on my own for over 2 hours,while the tutor taught the other two, not good.i came off the bike twice,since found I have an ear problem,so I came home and asked for a refund as I did not complete training,and was told I could book another day to complete at a extra cost of £110.00,so their fee for cbt is £170.00,so a total of £280.00 for a cbt, but of course they don't tell you this when you book.i also know of a mate who booked a block of lessons + test fees,failed his mod 1 test first time,so they charged him again to re book tests. MONEY GRABBING 

This school was a total waste of money for me. After spending nearly a thousand pounds arranging the trip to the school and accommodation, I was not permitted to take my test on bike large enough to pass my DAS, due to the fact that I made some mistakes on the road. Although they did offer me some “off road” training on a medium-sized bike, if I didn’t take my theory test (it was booked on a training day due to a problem with my licence). That still would have left me in a position where it would have been impossible to achieve my goal of passing DAS. I found the instructor I had rather aggressive, unsympathetic and often got very frustrated when I wasn’t immediately able to do everything he wanted. “why are you not getting this??” I got asked at the end of my rides. Which as you can imagine, destroyed my confidence. He nearly broke me down to tears once on the side of the road. I personally feel that even thought they claim they can take someone with nothing and get them through their DAS. That it’s simply not true. I found most people on the DAS are drivers, or have extensive road experience already, and the school might well be able to accommodate them better. The accommodation was ok, but I grew really tired of the opinions of the B&B owner.  It all became a bit of a nightmare! After frustratingly wasting my money here, I went to another school in Devon, and despite the test area being more difficult, passed my DAS first time! I now ride my 1100cc cruiser and I’m enjoying life. If you ask me, if you have to trust a school with your money, make sure it’s not this one!

Started off well and I was nervous but looking forward to learning how to ride a bike. I happened to mention whilst being instructed on clutch control that I hadn't had a bycycle as a child (I had been on a few of my friends bikes but was not given time to explain). After this I was informed by the owner that I would go no further than clutch control due to this fact and that I should go and learn to ride a bycycle round the park instead! I was extremely insulted and subsequently left after wasting £100, I had been on the bike for about 20mins and was waiting due to mopeds and instructors taking up space. The attitude of the owner and what he said almost put me off but I will go back to another place where hopefully they will not kill my confidence before the morning is out. Advertise on your site Penine that bycycle riding before hand is compulsory!

The staff was not at all nice made me very uncomfortable as he kept shouting at me while i was on the road. that was after waiting 3 hours to use a scooter. Cost 95.00 to do corse and another 25.00 for follow up and then said if i wanted to do it again would have to pay another 95.00. Wish i had checked out vipers in chorley was 85.00 for full day no waiting to use a bike The staff were really nice and passed with flying colours

We booked the 5 day DAS course on the 3 for 2 offer with WPM training, and for some reason the price was higher than it should have been and when asked they said the B&B element was not included, which was not mentioned before we paid. Lack of organisation on the course, not even the instructors knew what was happenning the following day, had a different instructor every day who were giving different instructions for the same manouvers. No debrief at the end of the day so you did not know how you were doing. Instructors were a mixed bunch but generaly good, if you go with them try to get Kris, he was in my opinion the better of the instructors, he was patient and understanding but assertive when needed to keep you safe on the open road.
Bikes are very tired and in need of some work and the training site has no facilities. A builders portaloo, so ladies beware.
Website tells you that they will get you through the test, but read the detail as they will have you back when you fail but will insist that you book another 3 day course on top of the 5 days you have already paid for.
During our week several people came back to re-do the module 1 part of the test as they had failed, 3 of us went and we all failed - that should give you an idea of what to expect.
Sadly let down, They do NOT do what it says on the tin.
Must say as pa positive that the B&B whilst basic was very clean and the breakast was good, the landlord Tony is a big Irish fella with a great sense of humour. Really nice man.

Great instructors - badly operated by an owner intent on extracting as much money as possible. Avoid.

If you have a grievance they don't listen, also they will challenge you in regards to the test trying to force a restricted license upon you as opposed to a DAS, paying little heed to personal preference.

Mostly good instructors but beware of the pit falls.