Before a young person can become a full member of the Motorcycle Project's Club they must first complete this application form. Applicants must be aged between 12 and 16 before they can attend. Once they reach the top of the waiting list they will be invited to attend an Induction process (4 introductory sessions plus 2 off-road sessions), where they will be given the opportunity to meet other young people and Project staff, and sample what goes on at the Project's Clubs.

Once they have completed the Induction process, they will then be given the opportunity to become a full club member, where they will be able to sign up for structured Workshop Programmes and Off-road riding sessions along with the other Club members.

The Project currently charges each Club member £5.00 for each off-road session, as well as a £20 membership fee when joining (after the Induction process). The Project reserves the right to deny participation to anyone who does not agree to abide by the Project's guidelines. Occasionally the Project will take photographs or video footage of participants to present as mementos and for Riding Certificates, and on occasion to publicise the Motorcycle Project through the media.

All safety equipment is provided for off-road sessions, such as: Helmets, Boots, Trousers, Pads, Gloves, Goggles, Padded Jackets/Body Armour. 

Workshop Sessions 

These sessions include a varied curriculum of motorcycle maintenance and science based experiments. The entire workshop programme lasts for approximately ten weeks and can be a brilliant basis for anyone wanting to learn about motorbikes and how they work or who would like the experience of working in a workshop environment. The staff who take these sessions are qualified/time served engineering technicians and have a very broad base of knowledge on all subjects taught.

Subjects covered by the workshop sessions include:

• Health and safety in the workplace.
• Basic tool recognition.
• Component recognition.
• Tools for the job Exercises.
• Basic Motorcycle maintenance.
• Basic carburettor servicing.
• Brakes.
• The workings of two stroke and four stroke engines.
• Basic engineering science and techniques.
• Fitting using hand tools.
• Suspension.
• Bike set up.