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Direct Access Scheme
Stage 1:
Understanding the Direct Access Scheme (DAS)
What is the Direct Access Scheme (DAS)?
The DAS is a motorcycle training and licensing route that allows riders aged 24 and over (or 21+ under progressive access) to train and test on a large motorcycle (over 595cc and at least 40kW/53.6bhp) and gain a full Category A UK motorcycle license.
What age do you need to be?
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24 years old or over for full DAS (direct route).
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21 years old if upgrading via progressive access(holding an A2 license for 2+ years).
Stage 2:
Before You Start DAS Training
Stage 3: DAS Training – What to Expect
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Off-road (training pad) and
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On-road (road ride training)
Stage 4:
Your Module 1 Test (Off-Road):
Stage 5: Before Your Module 2 Test (On-Road):
Understanding the Gyroscopic Effect in Motorcycle Riding (Direct Access Scheme Training)
When you're training for your full motorcycle licence under the Direct Access Scheme (DAS), one of the key concepts you'll learn is the gyroscopic effect. This might sound technical, but it's actually quite easy to understand — and it plays a huge role in helping you stay balanced and ride safely.
5 Stages of Direct Access Scheme Training





