A-category: the training is run by Kindel Lenks

Autokool Kindel Rool teaches B-category. Motorcycle training is run by a separate school — Motokool Kindel Lenks. The same people and the same principles, but its own name and its own focus.

Why motorcycling is a separate school, not an add-on service

A motorcycle is not a smaller car. Balance, where you look, braking on a slope and on a slippery surface, a manoeuvre in an emergency — these are skills in their own right. They cannot be taught properly “on the side, alongside the car”. That is why motorcycle training here is a separate school under its own name: it has to be a speciality, not a line in a price list.

The instructor has to ride — every day, not once upon a time

This is a matter of principle for me. Motorcycling can only be taught by someone who rides constantly: who knows the start and the end of the season, wet tarmac, a crosswind on the bridge, city traffic and long stretches of open road. Not someone whose last time in the saddle was ten years ago. And not a weekend rider whose experience amounts to a couple of loops in good weather.

It genuinely troubles me to see people who already hold a motorcycle licence but whose riding position is completely wrong, and who can neither brake nor steer their way out of a dangerous situation. The reason is often simple: their previous instructor either did not ride properly himself, or could not be bothered to pass those skills on. I am convinced that a large share of motorcycle injuries starts exactly there — not with the power of the bike, but with what the rider was never taught.

No production line

At the moment I teach motorcycling myself, alone. I do not go for volume: if more people come than I can genuinely guide, I would rather have a waiting list than let a lesson become a formality. When the school grows, the condition stays the same — every instructor must be an active rider who is out on a bike himself, regularly. Otherwise there will be no new instructor.

The same principle applies to car training at Kindel Rool. We have never been a production line and do not intend to become one.

Where A, A2 and A1 are taught

Courses, prices, times and registration are on the Kindel Lenks site, along with an explanation of how A1, A2 and A differ and where to start.

See the motorcycle training at Kindel Lenks

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