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| tomkapsalis |
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| Essex_Mike |
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i've just startd riding geared bikes.
i would suggest getting more practice on a geared bike, as it would only leave you disappointed if you didn't and failed the A2 ____________________ CBT - Passed - 14/07/2006 Theory - Passed - 19/08/2006 A2 test - Passed -19/07/2007
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yeh, i can't wait for my bigger bike either, but i have planned to leave it bout 6 months or until i know i am good enough to pass the A2.
good luk with everything though.  ____________________ CBT - Passed - 14/07/2006 Theory - Passed - 19/08/2006 A2 test - Passed -19/07/2007
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 westy2006 Two Stroke Sniffer

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if you have not had much experience, you can do a 3-4 day course with bike companys like 1st castle etc, which starts on day 1 with basic gear changes, with the next 2 days practising riding round. you will probably grasp it easily,and the 2days should be enough experience to pass on the 4th day.
depends how easy you get it. costs around £250-£350 i think. just an idea anyway.
if not a cg125 might be next possibilty, but that is the bike you do your training on and is easy to learn, so maybe training course?!
saves you having to pay for bike for few months to learn on, and then get insured, then pay for test, then sell bike,then get new bike, then insure again lol
any help?
i passed A2 and have restricted 600cc. runs ok, but you can buy bikes already restricted to 33bhp ____________________ I am here, here i am, am i here, yes i am G$xR 600 |
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