1 reviews

میزان قمر المدینه

Name: میزان قمر المدینه
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 5

Abu Dhabi

Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Shopping mall Motorcycle training centre Driving school

+971 55 777 3841

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میزان قمر المدینه is a shopping mall, motorcycle training centre and driving school located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 5.00 out of 5 stars based on 1 reviews. The street address of this business is Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. میزان قمر المدینه is open seven days a week from 08:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where میزان قمر المدینه is located at?: میزان قمر المدینه is located at Musaffah - Musaffah Industrial - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of میزان قمر المدینه?: The contact number of میزان قمر المدینه is +971 55 777 3841

Reviews

5 hassan azhdari 63 months ago

بیار جای مناسب است

5 Susan Worsnop 39 months ago

If you want to learn how to actually ride you bike, safely and confidently there is absolute no other instructor to use. Neil will teach you everything you need to know, and make sure you understand why....He has the patience of a saint, god knows he needed it with me, but will kick your arse till you get it right. Had and absolutely brilliant day of learning and confidence building, loved it.
Get yourself booked in now.

1 Npl iAdapt 27 months ago

Absolutely awful place to learn how to ride a motorbike. It was my first ever time on a bike and all I received was abuse, foul language and no support or training. Facilities were awful, bikes were falling apart and instructor wasn’t far behind them. If it’s your first time, look elsewhere and make the experience enjoyable and you actually be able to leave there feeling like you learnt something and excited to begin your biking journey. For information, I sat my CBT with Neil around 8 months ago but refused to leave a review, but feel it is about time I let people know my experience!

5 Spiffinly Corbee 51 months ago

Such a nice and honest man, I would recommend Neil so much. He really wants you to be safe and he’s very patient. I went to take my CBT having never driven a motorbike before. Through practicing in the car park, I panicked, had my eyes locked on the curb (despite Neil yelling to turn off the throttle) and crashed into a hedge whilst the bike toppled over, barely missing my ankle! Entirely my fault but Neil was very supportive and warned me that driving a motorbike can get dangerous quickly.

Having talked for a while about his experiences and how just the smallest things like weight distribution or target fixation can make a ride turn sour, I realised my limits as a driver.
I made my own decision to call it quits.

Neil never pushed me to quit, he gave me as much advice and information for me to make an informed decision as he truly cares about my safety rather than dumbing it down, telling me that it’s a small hiccup, and he gets a cash grab at the end of the day - if I did what I had done on the road, I might not be here writing this review. We both knew this. For his honesty, despite me not passing my CBT, I couldn’t recommend him more. Thank you, Neil.

4 Stephen Brockbank 63 months ago

First time on a motorcycle, Neil made me feel comfortable, after a good day of riding and learning, I still needed more practice,I returned for another half day riding,and then I was ready for the road,Neil talked me through,and really made me feel comfortable.
Tough,firm,safe, and of course friendly,
Would recommend
Needless to say I received my CBT, certificate
Thanks Neil, great Tutor

5 Amy Lathan 51 months ago

I got my CBT certificate last week after a day and a half training, Neil was great, instantly felt comfortable. Neil was very patient, gave great advice and tips and made sure I went away not only with my CBT certificate but also with the knowledge and confidence to be able to be safe on the road. I would highly recommend neil.

5 christine Mcguinness 63 months ago

Took cbt yesterday with Neil totally enjoyed the experience. Advice anybody who wants cbt training to come here. As Neil is top instructor, strict but very fair, your safety is his top priority. Definitely be going back to complete part 1 & 2 of Motorcycle test. Thanks Neil for all of your advice and for the experience. Ian Mcguinness

5 Jonny Fleming 63 months ago

Don't train with anyone else.

Passed my CBT and started lessons with Ace motorcycles which were average at best, 6, 1 hour lessons but felt 0 improvement. Decided to switch trainer and it was the best decision I made.

Turned up and trained for the MOD 1 stuff, Neil asked what I had learnt so showed him (most of it was lacklustre due to being rushed through at Ace and not having 1-2-1 training). I learnt more in 1 lesson with Neil than I did over my CBT and 6 hours of lessons for my DAS licence with the other company.

I have aspergers and he didn't treat me any different. If something wasn't good enough he would tell you, so you did it until it was and I liked that, as beforehand if you did it wrong the other rider had their go and then it was 'we'll do it again next week'. I was shown proper clutch control, demonstrations, how the bike worked, how different things affected the bike in different ways, his knowledge and explanations were just spot on to the point I actually enjoyed my lessons and had a good laugh with him.

I passed my MOD 1 and MOD 2 first time (in May 2017) and was ready and prepared to go out on my Triumph Daytona 675. Probably not the best first bike but with his training you'll be one of the best new bikers on the road.

Thanks for everything and for over 1 years happy riding far!

Jonathan Fleming.

5 Ian Donnelly 75 months ago

Passing a test to ride a bike, or “doing your CBT” are just tasks, much like a vehicle MOT, the bare minimum required. 2 wheeled vehicles are inherently dangerous, so the training you receive should be the best for you. Whether you have driven your whole life, or even ridden bikes for a couple of years, you could be given a certificate to say you can legally ride on the road, but being able to ride safely and properly is a different scenario. Since training with Neil, I have covered nearly half a million miles on a bike. Was it easy training? No. But when I was done, I felt confident (not cocky), and the training stuck. Whilst many had spills because of their lack of knowledge, I was scoping the street for blown over bins and loose dogs. Believe me, the extra work will allow you to enjoy your bike so much more, and unleash your potential. I ride with a couple of guys who came to Neil for extra training after passing their test, and were shocked at how little adjustments to their riding completely altered their riding for the better.

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Business Hours

Saturday	08:00am - 09:00pm
Sunday	08:00am - 09:00pm
Monday	08:00am - 09:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 09:00pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 09:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 09:00pm
Friday	08:00am - 09:00pm
Sunday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Monday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	08:00am - 05:00pm
Saturday	08:00am - 05:00pm