All your favourite Harley models are there! You'll have a choice of the latest versions of Harley's best-loved bikes, including the Sportster, Street Glide, Road King, Heritage and Dyna Fab Bob ranges. And of course, they're all in sparkling show-room condition ready for your ride out.

Yes. Look out for our self-hire packages that give you 24 hours on the motorbike of your dreams. Of course, you're out there on your own, so you'll need a full, valid Cat A motorbike licence and an idea of where you'd like to go!

It depends which of our fab motorbike experiences you go for! If you're planning on hiring a Harley or doing the advanced motorbike rider technique course, you will need a full valid bike (Cat A) licence. In some cases you will need to have held this for at least two years. For the electric dirt bike experience no licence is needed as it's all off road, but some previous mountain biking or dirt biking experience is useful.

For the advanced motorcycle training you will need a road legal motorbike. That's to say with working indicators and mirrors and within the noise limits of the circuit you'll be using (usually 105db). For the Harley experiences, bike hire is included in the package, as it is with the dirt bike sessions.

If you're bringing your own bike you need your own lid. On the hire experiences you can bring your own helmet if you prefer, but it must be up to the relevant safety standards required. Otherwise the operators usually have helmets to loan to riders and pillion passengers on their motorbike experience events.

If you have them and they're suitable, then you can of course wear them. On the advanced biker course you'll be out on a race track for some of the time, so you'll need a jacket and trousers that can be attached (or a one piece). For the Harley hire deals you'll need the usual biker gear for going on a ride. There may be the possibility of loaning kit for those on the pillion rides and dirt bike sessions. If in any doubt, just get in touch with us by online chat, email or telephone.

You can do either! We have specific Harley tours where you ride as a passenger, so they're ideal for those who love bikes, but don't have the relevant licence. For all the other packages it's you who will be in charge of your trusty two-wheeled stead.

This may be possible on the Harley self-hire packages. You will need to have experience riding as a pillion passenger on a motorbike though.

On the tours and self-hire you'll be out on the open roads of the country, feeling the wind in your hair! If you want to try dirt biking you'll be on the tracks and trails off road. If you're a motorbiker honing your advanced riding skills, it's a mix of circuit and open-road riding.

When bike hire is included in the voucher package, the operators will have a fleet of motorbikes at their disposal and will endeavour to get you riding again on a replacement machine as soon as possible. Sometimes this is not possible and your session might be cut short. In this case, each operator has their own procedure to follow, which may or may not include rescheduling your experience.

Advanced training takes place at a professional motor racing circuit, with some on-road tuition too. On self-hire experiences the world (well, the local area) is your oyster, so you can decide where you'd like to go, or follow the suggestions made by the operators. On tours you will be guided by leaders who know the very best routes to ride. On road or off road, or a mix of both, it's going to be great fun on two wheels!

Harley tours are indeed guided. They are hosted by experienced motorbikes who'll lead the way as navigator and pacemaker too. They'll have worked out a suitable itinerary for you that's sure to include some lovely places to ride and maybe even take in a cuppa!

Although it's called advanced training, it's for anyone with a full Cat 2 bike licence; from novices to experienced circuit bikers. Riders are divided into small groups according to skill and experience. Instructors will be with you all the way to teach you the basics or new tricks for those who already know how essential cornering is!

All bikes need to be road legal. That's to say with working indicators and mirrors. You must be careful with noise, as the limit is 105db at race tracks. Your bike will be tested before you will be allowed on the circuit. All riders must attend the safety briefing at the start of the experience.

You might have to travel for your motorbike experience, but to be honest, having the chance to hone your biking skills with such specialist sessions we'd be ready to go anywhere! For example, most bikers ride to the track day advanced training sessions, even if it means an overnight stay somewhere.Here's where you can enjoy your motorbike experience day:

• Guildford - Surrey
• Reading - Berkshire
• Cheshire
• Cadwell Park - Lincolnshire