Advice and Recommendations for my bike test! - Page 2

18-Feb-2004, 11:53

yet.

those un marked cars are sneaky.

bradders · 18-Feb-2004, 12:06

have a look at your license, I think it should have an expiry date printed on the provisional motorbike bit

BlueBell · 18-Feb-2004, 12:12

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Originally posted by bradders748
have a look at your license, I think it should have an expiry date printed on the provisional motorbike bit

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It shows i ahve motorbike entitlement from 20.02.02 to 02.02.54..... so what does that tell me about this suspension thing?

bradders · 18-Feb-2004, 12:20

shows it no longer applied I guess...I know I ran out once and had to re-apply because of the two year ruling and thought it was still in place.

I did a 5 day intensive, found it excellent as I didn't have to own a bike and used the companys. If you've been riding regualary, my suggestion is 3 days followed by test, so that you are in 'test mode' automatically and it will ease some of the nerves you may show. Just priced up for my wife and around £300-£400 all in.

kwikbitch · 18-Feb-2004, 12:58

Mine was £470 with rental of bike and gear and CBT included...
I also spent 4 Sundays doing slow manouevres, U turns, figure of 8s etc so I could go out immediately on a ride out with the instructor instead of practising

BlueBell · 19-Feb-2004, 14:19

Assessment booked for Saturday !!!

I'm nervous..

19-Feb-2004, 22:11

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Originally posted by BlueBell
Assessment booked for Saturday !!!

I'm nervous..

go for it!:P
just dont **** up...

:P

BlueBell · 19-Feb-2004, 22:39

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Originally posted by Jewell

Quote:

Originally posted by BlueBell
Assessment booked for Saturday !!!

I'm nervous..

go for it!:P
just dont <b>****</b> up...

:P

Oh cheers!

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18-Feb-2004, 11:53	#11
Jewell Posts: n/a yet. those un marked cars are sneaky. Reply

18-Feb-2004, 12:06	#12
bradders Registered Forum User MotoGP God Bikes: 848, M620 DD bike Posts: 11,913 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hants Mood: waiting... have a look at your license, I think it should have an expiry date printed on the provisional motorbike bit Reply

18-Feb-2004, 12:58	#15
kwikbitch Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,911 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Nottingham Mood: Smiley and waiting for the sunshine Mine was £470 with rental of bike and gear and CBT included... I also spent 4 Sundays doing slow manouevres, U turns, figure of 8s etc so I could go out immediately on a ride out with the instructor instead of practising Reply

19-Feb-2004, 14:19	#16
BlueBell Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 429 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Reading, Berkshire Mood: Moving Up in the world. Assessment booked for Saturday !!! I'm nervous.. Reply