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Or you could have just passed your tests within the 2 years, 100s of hours under your belt should be more than enough.
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Hi
Before CBT came in you had 2 years to get your test done and if you didn't you couldn't renew your provisional licence to ride a bike again for a year. At least CBT means you can do keep on riding.
But CBT is just a very basic bit of training. Pretty much equivalent to a first driving lesson. Idea is that the rider is not quite as lethal while they learn and pass their test.
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Why do you need to do DAS, probably left it too late now but you can do your test on a 125 and go on to a bigger bike.
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| Mitsobar wrote: | The main bike test is almost entirely to assess you on larger bikes?. If I can go up to 60 on A roads and 70 on DC, and drive all over country minus motorways on my CBT then I am by their own judgement fit to ride pretty much anywhere.
So why should I have to pay 700 odd pounds for a bike test for larger bikes when ill be sticking with the 125?. |
I think you have just answered your own question.
YOU ought to redo CBT becouse you obviously didn't learn much on your first one..... like WHY we have CBT and WHY you have to renew it every two years and FACT it most absolutely fucking does NOT deem you a competant rider to ride anywhere and anywhere you like, and that the test is only to let you ride 'BIG' bikes!
CBT is Compulsary BASIC Training..... clue really is in the title......
Means you have half a clue and aren't completely clueless... or shouldn't be... comments you have made do give me doubt....
TESTS are there to assess your competance; and for ANY bike. You can ride a little one on a full licence just as easily as a big one.
And as pointed out, incentive is to get you to prove your competance and earn your road-room like every other road-user has to BEFORE they are let loose on thier own, and spend your £90- on the tests, rather than 'waste' it learning the stuff YOU obviousely didn't on another CBT.
And by the way, you DONT have to pay the government a penny to re-do CBT you pay a riding school.
You also dont have to pay them £700 to do the 'big-bike tests'....
DSA test fees are the same irrespective of whether you test on a 125, a 500 or a full fat 600+...... you just have to provide the bike..... again, often by paying a school for a course. ____________________ My Webby'Tef's-tQ, loads of stuff about my bikes, my Land-Rovers, and the stuff I do with them!
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Old Thread Alert!
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