On moto-guide, motorcycle riding schools can introduce themselves. We collect schools that want to show learner riders what they really offer: which motorcycles are in the fleet, how high the seats are and whether there are solutions for shorter riders. The presentations appear in our section for beginners.
Why it's worth it for riding schools
For many learners the biggest hurdle isn't the theory, but whether they can stand securely on the training bike. That's exactly the information missing from most riding school websites. With a presentation on moto-guide you reach readers who are about to decide on a motorcycle licence and are looking for precisely these details.
- Target group: future motorcyclists looking for information on the licence, their first bike and gear.
- Real facts instead of slogans: we publish concrete details on the fleet, seat heights and training.
- Edited for readers: we put your details into a consistent, easy-to-read format.
What belongs in a presentation
- School and location: name, address, catchment area, website and contact.
- Classes: which motorcycle classes you train for, for example A1, A2 and A, and training that lets car licence holders ride 125s where national law allows it.
- Fleet: the training bikes with model and seat height in centimetres, plus lowered bikes, low seats or automatic models if available.
- Training: special features such as intensive courses, a practice area, courses for returning riders or additional safety training.
- Gear: whether you lend equipment such as helmets, jackets or armour.
- A few words about you: who teaches, and what matters to you in training?
- Photos: of the training bikes and the practice area, with the right to publish them.
How to present your riding school
- Gather the details: use the list above as a template.
- Send them by email: via the button below or directly to hello@moto-guide.com, with photos attached. English or German is fine.
- Check and publication: we check the details, get back to you with any questions and publish the presentation in the beginners section.
We reserve the right to shorten submissions or not to publish them, for example if details are missing or incorrect. If your fleet changes, just send us an update.
✉️ Present your riding school by email
For learner riders
Still looking for a riding school? Until the first presentations are online, our articles will help you: how the motorcycle licence works, which licence classes there are and what you can do if the motorcycle is too tall.