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Competitions

Enter to win your CBT or full motorcycle test with Camrider!

Enter for your chance to win one of two fantastic prizes with Camrider! Up for grabs is the chance to win your motorcycle test, and your chance you win a CBT test on your 16th birthday! Both competitions close 30th September 2025. No cash alternative, full terms and conditions apply.

Win your motorcycle test

Your chance to win a full test course, up to seven sessions, at any Camrider branch, with test fees included. If required, further or additional training can be added at an extra charge. To be eligible you’ll need to have booked or passed your theory test before booking the training course, must have a valid UK provisional license, and be fit and able to learn to ride a motorcycle.

Win your theory test on your 16th birthday

Your chance to win your CBT course when you turn 16. Parental approval is needed to enter this competition. To be eligible you’ll need to have received your UK provisional license before taking the course, and be fit and able to learn to ride a motorcycle.

By entering this competition you agree to the collection of your data and you accept the Terms and Conditions of the giveaway.

Competition Terms and Conditions

1. Eligibility

  • Entry is open to residents of the United Kingdom of any age. Entrants aged under 16 must have permission from a parent or legal guardian before entering. By submitting an entry, entrants under 16 confirm that they have obtained such consent; Camrider reserves the right to verify this at any time.
  • Only one entry per person is allowed. Duplicate or bulk entries will be disqualified.
  • No purchase is necessary; entry is completely free.
  • Entrants must provide their name, email address, age, postcode, and state their motorcycle licence status.

2. How to Enter

  • The competition opens and closes on the dates and times specified on the entry page. Late, incomplete, illegible, or fraudulent entries will be disqualified.
  • Entries must be made online via the official entry form; entries via agents or third parties are invalid.
  • By entering, participants (and, where applicable, their parent or legal guardian) agree to these terms and conditions in full.

3. The Prize

  • The prize is as described on the entry page; there is no cash alternative, and the prize may not be exchanged or transferred at the winner’s request.
  • If the advertised prize becomes unavailable, Camrider may substitute a prize of equal or greater value.
  • Any extra costs not expressly stated as part of the prize (such as travel or accommodation) are the sole responsibility of the winner.
  • The winner may be required to provide further information or documentation as a condition of receiving the prize.

4. Winner Selection and Notification

  • The winner will be selected at random from all eligible entries within one week of the closing date.
  • The winner will be contacted using the details provided. If the winner (or their parent/guardian in the case of under-16s) does not respond within 14 days, Camrider reserves the right to select an alternative winner.
  • Camrider’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

5. Publicity and Data Protection

  • Entry constitutes consent to use personal details for administration of the competition and, if the consent box is ticked, for marketing, in accordance with UK data protection laws. For under-16s, this must be confirmed by a parent or guardian.
  • Winners may be asked to participate in publicity, and their name and general area (e.g., county) may be used in winner announcements without further payment.
  • Personal details will not be used for any other purposes or passed to third parties except as needed for prize fulfilment or required by law.
  • See Camrider’s Privacy Policy for full details.

6. General Clauses

  • Camrider reserves the right to modify, suspend, or cancel the competition, or disqualify any entry suspected of fraud or breach of these terms.
  • Camrider is not responsible for lost or delayed entries, or technical/network failures.
  • The competition and these terms are governed by English law, and entrants consent to the jurisdiction of the English courts.