Bike Licencing change

[hollowgod89]

So bike law in the UK changes next week. Ive my module 2 on monday for Direct Access, Now im lucky enough that if i fail (i do not want to) that the change doesnt affect me, but it does affect a great majority of people.

There still seems to be alot of grey areas for this law. So anyhaps, just want to see if anyone had much to say on the subject. I feel this is a massively unfair stand as car tests seem to have gotten easier (ie. you only have to do one manouver now) and that as of this month. The AM class? i think? micro car is appearing, allowing you to drive a car at 16, with passengers, as long as the vehicle can not do greater than 28mph and weighs no more than 350 (i think, dont quote me!?) whilst the role is to replace that of say, the moped, there is nothing in place such as a CBT or similar
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Honda CG125 (died a noble death)- Honda CB125TD (modified and converted into.....) - Honda CB200 Benley Cafe (Burnt to cinders by idiots)- Honda CB500 (training for test) - Honda CB600F Hornet (damn laws changed/ passed test on)- Honda Shadow 750 Trike (borrowed for a month while bike was under service CBR--->)- Honda CBR600 F2 - (The only bike I've know to be a 'He') - Suzuki RF900R (borrowing on a mid-long term basis) - Yamaha XJ600 Diversion (oil rings locked up and seized engime of a f*cking motorway) - Honda CBR1000F hurricane ( Aye she's a fast 'un)

[goto10]

Maybe you should let someone else have your test then? It's only a week or two delay for you, but saves a massive multi-year ball ache for someone else.
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'12 NC700S & '12 CB600F Hornet [Stolen by some dickless twat] Suzuki GT500 shed

[Rogerborg]