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 Posted: 22:23 - 14 Aug 2013 Post subject: Mod 2, using my own 750cc bike |
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Hi Guys
I have my mod 2 bike test on Tuesday. I've been waiting for a month since my mod 1, so am quite out of practice.
If I fail my test, then the school said it would cost £100 to do it again, due to hiring their bikes, instructor to take me there, insurance etc!
I have just bought a 750 honda shadow. Which has enough horsepower to be used for my full license.
Can I do the full Mod 2 test on my own bike, I have insuarance, tax and MOT. BUt obviously I dont have my license yet so Im not legally allowed to ride it, so does the insurance mean anything?
Any info would be great, as Im desperate to pass and get riding, but have had enough of this training school, and spending so much money
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Really, wow thats great. Yeah well I just got the cheapest insurance from a comparison site, and it didnt ask if I had my full license, which seemed a bit odd. But yeah Im insured.
I also have a box trailer, so I can take the bike there in that if neccesary, or get a friend to ride
So this is definately ok, as I dont want to book and then get there iunless Im 100 percent! Anyone else have any experience of this?
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| robodelfy wrote: | Yeah well I just got the cheapest insurance from a comparison site, and it didnt ask if I had my full license |
I've never, ever seen any site that didn't ask about license.
That said, it's vanishingly unlikely to become an issue. You'll be on the MID, your Cert won't show your license type, and it's completely legal to ride any bike on a provisionaL while on test. There have been a few folk here who have sat and passed on their own bikes.
Jordan is right that you're only asked to tick a box about insurance, but I'd take your certificate along anyway. I'd expect DSA Derek to take a closer look at the bike for roadworthiness compared to a training school bike, but there's absolutely no reason why you should be refused.
You will need to display L plates on the bike, front and rear. You do not have to wear hi-vis (unlike while under DAS instruction) but the examiner might not know that, so I'd wear it anyway.
Best of luck. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
GONE: HN125-8, LF-250B, GPz 305, GPZ 500S, Burgman 400 // RIDING: F650GS (800 twin), Royal Enfield Bullet Electra 500 AVL, Ninja 250R because racebike |
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Aw, I'd assumed you meant the classic 1980s one, not the 2004 onwards.
Thing is, is DSA Derek going to look it up?
Well, worst case you'd get an A2 license which would allow you to ride the Shadow anyway. And you could always go back later, flash your mod 1 A pass and do a mod 2 full A on a MOAR POWAH bike. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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| TQ wrote: | | Quote: | I done my mod 2 (twice), on my divvy 600, even bought a 2 way radio system from the shops so a friend could ride along as my instructor (then took the radios back for a refund). |
I'm fairly sure it has to be a qualified instructor not just someone with a license as is the case with a car. |
A qualified instructor carrying his training certificate, but
Smash it in on Tuesday, it's just a nice bike ride. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Cheers mate, just want to ride my goddamn bike!  |
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