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on a serious note, just listen to what they have to say regardless of what u think you already know (makes the day go smoother) they dont like spotty 16 year olds (or anyone any age for that matter((not calling you a spotty 16 yr old btw))) arguing and saying yh but. . . i bin told this or i know this blah blah blah just nod agree smile, if you can already ride and the rest of the party cant u may well find yourself free to ride around the compound whilst they get the rest up to speed i did.
other than that nothing to worry about its not a test, aslong as your not dangerously weavin alover the show unstable at pull of and stopping and have a milligram of common sence youll pass.  ____________________ i dumped my girlfriend the other day! she wouldnt act out one of my fantasy's. all i wanted her to do was come home from work, catch me fucking her sister and join in!!! miserable bitch!
My wifes so ugly, the only thing that goes down on her
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Remember to put at least one foot down when you brake to a standstill the first time (unlike my girlfriend)  ____________________ Greetings from Shitsville! |
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^ u know what the girl on my cbt course did the same thing quite a few times i think we all lifted the bike off her at least once
she was a good sport tho laughed it off made fun of herself and kept try in the end sher got it, must be a bird thing ____________________ i dumped my girlfriend the other day! she wouldnt act out one of my fantasy's. all i wanted her to do was come home from work, catch me fucking her sister and join in!!! miserable bitch!
My wifes so ugly, the only thing that goes down on her
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Make sure the clear part of the crash helmet goes on the front of your head.
Just enjoy yourself. |
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Have a read of the highway code.
Listen to your instructor and ask any question you can think of regardless of how silly or trivial you think it may be.
Don't be shy!
Don't let other people make you nervous.
If you get to the road ride part, don't hang over to the left like lots of people on scooters or peds do, you have as much right to be on the road as anyone else.
Remember that to make the bike turn you not only have to move the front wheel - you gotta LOOK where you want to turn. Don't look infront of you!
CBT will be a morning spent getting to know the bike and the controls then riding around in circles and figures of eight. You will then go on to look at junctions and turning using shoulder checks. There will be a bit about the highway code and what to do in certain situations. If you are not up to standard you will be asked to come back another day for some addditional training. If you are OK you will go out on the road and do a couple of hours out with stops to do things like U turns and the like. Then its back to the CBT place to gleefully receive your certificate if all went well  ____________________ Theory test - 19/8/09, CBT - 11/10/09, MOD 1 - 16/8/10, MOD 2 - 27/10/10
Past rides Yamaha XT125X, Triumph TT600, Honda XR250
Current rides Suzuki GSXR 600, Honda MSX125 |
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| Quote: | Official Motorcycling - CBT, theory & Practical test - Everything you need to know
Over the years various pieces of legislation have been introduced to reduce two-wheeled motor vehicle casualties, including the compulsory wearing of safety helmets, restriction on the size of learner motorcycles & most recently the requirement for all learners to pass a theory test.
Compulsary Basic Training (CBT) was introduced in 1990 to equip new riders with basic skills before riding unaccompanied on the road. CBT isn’t a test & there’s no exam – it’s a course of training you’re required to complete satisfactorily. As a road safety initiative it has proved to be a great success and motorcycling today is safer than it ever has been.
On the other hand the purpose of the practical test is to prove you can ride your motorcycle safely on the road. During your practical test your examiner will want to see you riding to the standards set in this book. Those Standards are given here in easy to read style with illustrations, which explain simply what is required. However, riding is never predictable. Road conditions or circumstances will demand that you use your initiative or common sense. You should be able to assess any situation & apply the guidance given in this book.
You shouldn’t assume that if you pass your tests you are a good rider with nothing more to learn. Learning to ride a motorcycle is a continiouse process, and the tests are just one stage in your riding career.
Make sure that your aim is always “Safe Riding for life”
Robin Cummins – Chief Driving Excaminer – DSA |
T T in CBT is TRAINING - they ought to TEACH you EVERYTHING you need to know, so DONT SWEAT IT!
You turn up, knowing nothing, but at least knoiwing you know nothing, listen to what the instructors tell you - ought to do FINE!
| Quote: | CBT - Content
Element A
________Introduction
________Equipment & Clothing
________Eyesight Test
Element B
________Motorcycle Controls
________Basic Safety Checks / use of stands
________Wheeling & braking to a stop
________Starting & Stopping the Engine
Element C
________Riding in a straight line & Stopping
________Riding Slowly
________Using the Brakes
________Changing Gear
________Riding a figure of Eight
________Emergency Stopping
________Rear Observation
________Turning Left & Right
________U-Turn
Element D
________Conspicuity
________Legal Requirements
________Vulnerability
________Speed
________Highway Code
________Anticipation
________Rear Observation
________Road Positioning
________Seperation Distance
________Weather Conditions
________Road Surfaces
________Alchohol & Drugs
________Attitude
________Hazard Perception
Element E
________Trafic Lights
________Roundabouts
________Junctions
________Pedestrian Crossings
________Gradients
________Bends
________Obstructions
________U-Turn
________Stopping as in an Emergency |
That is the Menu for the day. Pretty comprehensive, isn't it?
Rules also say that you progress at your own rate; the instructor only passing you from one element to the next when you are ready.
ONLY preparation you really need, is to have a look at the highway code, bone up on road signs and stuff, and sort the 'gear' you may want on the day.
School should tell you whether they provide riding wear, or what to buy for yourself, and what to wear.
Hobby Horse I have ios NOT getting an Akito or Rhino "My First Motorcycle Outfit" helmet and gloves, straight off the stops, as its not great value or all that wonderful protectiuon & can make training more cumbersome, in restrictive unfamiliar 'garb'.
CBT is mosty on a school playground, at little more than walking pace. You aren't LIKELY to have a crash, but IF you do, you REALLY dont need to be dressed like a road-racer expecting a 100mph fall and very long slide along tarmac...
Fall over on CBT and you are most likely going to be traveling slower than if you tripped on a kerb crossing the road!
So dress sensibly, in 'every-day' outdoor wear, sensible shoes, heavy jeans or trousers, decent jacket.
Then IF you want or need your own kit; go get a pair of THIN comfy gloves and a CHEAP crash-helmet, and here there is nothing wrong with a £20 open face hat, that you keep as a 'spare' after CBT; but light weight and with better allround vision, and not closing in your face, is more 'natural' to wear, and wont have you faffing around with the clasp to take it on or off every time the instructor needs to talk to you, or getting in a panick behind a fogged up visor, you cant open with your gloves on!
Can be a long day... so take snacks and sandwhiches, and plenty to drink.... and remember to pack a bit extra, you know, an apple for teacher.....
Treat it as a day out.... and HAVE FUN! ____________________ My Webby'Tef's-tQ, loads of stuff about my bikes, my Land-Rovers, and the stuff I do with them!
Current Bikes:'Honda VF1000F' ;'CB750F2N' ;'CB125TD ( 6 3 of em!)'; 'Montesa Cota 248'. Learner FAQ's:= 'U want to Ride a Motorbike! Where Do U start?' |
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Yeah, be prepared to learn, don't worry about making mistakes. GO with the right attitude and a small amount of preparation (as you are doig here, which is a very good way of going about it )
Have fun, keep it real, keep it in perspective! Best of luck and enjoy biking. its one of the best things in the world, and a great community. |
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Fantastic! Well done!
Have a great time riding  ____________________ smile and be happy. . . .it gets right on everyone's tits! |
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Old Thread Alert!
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