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Motorcycle Mechanic Training : Motorbike Servicing & Repairing
Thames College

Updated 2026 | 20 in 1 CPD Accredited Bundle | 20 Free PDF Certificates + 1 Hardcopy Certificate | 200 CPD Points

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£49 inc VAT (was £100)
Offer ends 31 August 2026
Study method
Online
Duration
80 hours · Self-paced
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Lifetime access
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
200 CPD hours / points
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  • CPD Hardcopy Certificate - Free
  • CPD PDF Certificate - Free
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Overview

A skilled Motorcycle Mechanic can turn a breakdown into a safe journey, yet many riders struggle when basic maintenance problems appear. This Motorcycle Mechanic course helps learners build essential skills. Many aspiring Motorcycle Mechanic professionals need structured knowledge to maintain and repair motorbikes with confidence.

This Motorcycle Mechanic programme introduces key areas of motorbike care and repair. The Motorcycle Mechanic training supports learners by covering important systems, maintenance methods, and fault identification. Learners preparing for a Motorcycle Mechanic career can develop skills that support workshop tasks and personal projects.

This course provides a clear route for anyone interested in motorbike servicing. A Motorcycle Mechanic can improve vehicle performance through correct maintenance. Future Motorcycle Mechanic specialists can use this course to strengthen their technical abilities and prepare for further opportunities. It encourages careful work habits and supports learners who want to advance within the motorcycle maintenance field of service.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Develop knowledge of Motorcycle Mechanic principles for motorbike maintenance and repair tasks.
  • Learn how a Motorcycle Mechanic identifies engine, electrical, and system-related issues.
  • Build awareness of Motorcycle Mechanic methods for maintaining vehicle performance and safety.
  • Explore Motorcycle Mechanic techniques related to servicing, inspection, and fault resolution.
  • Gain confidence in Motorcycle Mechanic processes across different motorcycle components.

★ Courses we are offering ★

  • Course 01: Motorbike Maintenance
  • Course 02: Motorcycle Mechanic Online Course
  • Course 03: Car Mechanic Training
  • Course 04: Hybrid Vehicle Expert Training
  • Course 05: A complete course on Turbocharging
  • Course 06: Supercharger Automobile Engineering
  • Course 07: Engine Lubrication Systems Online Course
  • Course 08: Automotive Engineering: Onboard Diagnostics
  • Course 09: Basic Electricity and Fundamentals of DC Circuit
  • Course 10: Basic Electricity Course
  • Course 11: Electronic & Electrical Devices Maintenance & Troubleshooting
  • Course 12: Electrical Machines for Electrical Engineering
  • Course 13: Driving Instructor
  • Course 14: Driving Theory Test Preparation
  • Course 15: Driver Safety Awareness
  • Course 16: Transport Management
  • Course 17: Forklift Training - Online Course
  • Course 18: Manual Handling Course
  • Course 19: Ladder Safety
  • Course 20: First Aid at Work

Certificates

CPD

200 CPD hours / points
Accredited by CPD Quality Standards

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Description

Course Curriculum:

Module 1: Introduction to Motorbike Maintenance
Motorcycle Mechanic learners explore the foundations of motorbike maintenance, including essential servicing areas and maintenance routines.

Module 2: Basics of Engine
Motorcycle Mechanic training covers engine fundamentals, components, and key functions involved in motorbike operation.

Module 3: Engine Cooling and Lubrication
Motorcycle Mechanic learners study cooling and lubrication systems that support engine performance and reliability.

Module 4: Ignition
Motorcycle Mechanic knowledge is developed through lessons on ignition systems and their role in engine operation.

Module 5: Suspension
Motorcycle Mechanic learners examine suspension components and their contribution to motorcycle handling.

Module 6: Intake, Fuel, Clutch, and Exhaust Systems
Motorcycle Mechanic training introduces these systems and their functions within motorcycle performance.

Module 7: Electrical Maintenance
Motorcycle Mechanic learners study electrical components, maintenance procedures, and system checks.

Module 8: Wheels, Tires, and Brakes Maintenance
Motorcycle Mechanic training covers wheel, tyre, and braking system maintenance requirements.

Module 9: Transmission, Frame, and Steering
Motorcycle Mechanic learners explore transmission, frame, and steering components used in motorcycles.

Module 10: Cleaning, Setting Up, and Storage
Motorcycle Mechanic learners learn methods for cleaning, setup, and safe motorcycle storage.

Module 11: Troubleshooting
Motorcycle Mechanic training introduces fault identification and solutions for common motorcycle issues.

Who is this course for?

  • Motorbike Enthusiasts: Those passionate about motorcycles and eager to gain hands-on knowledge of their inner workings.
  • Motorbike Owners: Individuals who own a motorbike and want to take an active role in its upkeep, ensuring longevity and optimal performance.
  • Aspiring Motorbike Technicians: Those considering a career in motorbike maintenance, providing a solid foundation for further professional development.
  • Motorbike Mechanics Seeking Skill Enhancement: Current motorbike mechanics aiming to broaden their expertise and stay updated with industry standards.
  • Entrepreneurs in the Motorbike Industry: Individuals planning to establish or manage motorbike repair shops, services, or related businesses.

Requirements

No previous qualifications are required to enrol on this course. Basic interest in motorcycles and a willingness to learn mechanical concepts are recommended. The course is suitable for beginners as well as individuals looking to improve existing knowledge.

Career path

  • Motorcycle Mechanic: £20,000 - £30,000
  • Motorcycle Service Technician: £25,000 - £35,000
  • Maintenance Technician in Motorcycle Dealerships: £22,000 - £32,000
  • Independent Motorcycle Repair Shop Owner: Earnings may vary based on business success.
  • Motorcycle Parts and Accessories Sales: £18,000 - £28,000

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CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development. If you work in certain professions or for certain companies, your employer may require you to complete a number of CPD hours or points, per year. You can find a range of CPD courses on Reed Courses, many of which can be completed online.

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