ya same in adelaide, during the week u get in pretty quick but weekends are months in advance
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ya same in adelaide, during the week u get in pretty quick but weekends are months in advance
Lol... to be honest, it's probably the easiest thing i did...Quote:
Originally Posted by bizee_1
There were four of us in the group, 2 of which had never ridden before. (only pushbikes)
And at the end of our course the instructor pretty much said, your riding skill is good enough to go for your P's now, from what she had seen.
:-s
soooo, you can probably tell how easy the courses/tests are.
that sucks:( they suggested a minimum 3 months on road before taking p's, dont know if ill wait that long, but still.
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Originally Posted by Nax
LOL.. technically we can't until we finish 3 months (i think).
but she said from what you've learnt and how your riding, you could most probably go for it and pass (hypothetically). haha
ahh i got ya. ya our guy was like, dont even bother trying if you cant do this this and this, which will take u around 3 months to develop, ull just be wasting your time lol.
can u do the pre Learner course if u dont have a licence for instance suspensed licence however hold off doing the actual computer test until the licence returns?
nah J-toda, they need a current one.
Just finished this yesterday myself..I think I did ok.. haha managed to get to 35km when the guy wasn't look:P time to get a RR250 wooohoooo
did my Ps last week after 3 months on Ls. bascially what your instructor said to you is pretty much right. what you learnt on Ls is bascially what you will be tested on yours Ps except just a bit harder.
1- emergency brake
1- emergency swerving
1- fast cornering
thats it
Good stuff George. Who did you do the test through? I would recommend also doing some advanced rider training at some point as well - very beneficial.Quote:
Originally Posted by EK4R
hey mike did it with armstrong with the 'bring a mates' rate lol and since i did my Ls there i thought why not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zdster
good thing about them is you get 2 tries if you fail so that was comforting.
no more showing your plate at the back of your bike now yay. im riding my friends 600 atm damn they are easy to ride compare to a 250 which u have to rev the crap out of....i want 1 :cool:
whats a good learners bike ? i just got my learner last week and plan on getting a bike soon. want to start off with 250cc and prolly stick with that for a few years.
looking between cbr250 and ninja. ...
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i take ninja over cbr.
unside down forks, more HP, not that many around so quiet rare, and its GREEN!!
its faster, handles better and keep their value quiet well. had mine up for sale last week and already deposit taken...3days. i get commented on my bike whereever i go.
though good thing about cbr is the aftermarket support. their engine sounds pretty good.
both are awesome bikes you cant go wrong.