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Frostino
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PostPosted: 23:35 - 19 Sep 2023    Post subject: next step after CBT to ride a bigger bike? Reply with quote
completed my CBT on the 11th of this month, and ended up getting a honda cg 125 2004.
just wondering what i would need to do to be able to ride a bigger bike, wanting to get myself a yzf r25 sometime in the future.
in no rush to get one, just curious about what id need to get in order to be able to legally buy and ride one, thanks.
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megaross
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PostPosted: 07:44 - 20 Sep 2023    Post subject: Reply with quote
You'd need your A2 license or if you're old enough your A.

Go speak to your bike school
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Fat Angry Scotsman
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PostPosted: 09:40 - 20 Sep 2023    Post subject: Re: next step after CBT to ride a bigger bike? Reply with quote
Frostino wrote:
completed my CBT on the 11th of this month, and ended up getting a honda cg 125 2004.
just wondering what i would need to do to be able to ride a bigger bike, wanting to get myself a yzf r25 sometime in the future.
in no rush to get one, just curious about what id need to get in order to be able to legally buy and ride one, thanks.


You'll need to (within 2 years of the date of your CBT certificate):

1. Take a motorcycle theory test (£23),
2. I would recommend doing DAS through a school where they give you tuition, use of a big bike and put you through steps 3 and 4 as part of the service. You don't have to use a school but I think they fannying about you need to do without a school is worth the cost of using the school,
3. Complete MOD 1 (off-road test) within 2 years of your CBT date,
4. Complete MOD 2 (road test) within 2 years of your CBT date.

That's it.
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Easy-X
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PostPosted: 09:45 - 20 Sep 2023    Post subject: Reply with quote
The theory test also has an expiry time.
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Fat Angry Scotsman
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PostPosted: 09:49 - 20 Sep 2023    Post subject: Reply with quote
Easy-X wrote:
The theory test also has an expiry time.


Yes, two years, but totally redundant since the CBT is also two years and you get that before the theory test (in theory) Laughing
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Frostino
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PostPosted: 02:00 - 21 Sep 2023    Post subject: Re: next step after CBT to ride a bigger bike? Reply with quote
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You'll need to (within 2 years of the date of your CBT certificate):

1. Take a motorcycle theory test (£23),
2. I would recommend doing DAS through a school where they give you tuition, use of a big bike and put you through steps 3 and 4 as part of the service. You don't have to use a school but I think they fannying about you need to do without a school is worth the cost of using the school,
3. Complete MOD 1 (off-road test) within 2 years of your CBT date,
4. Complete MOD 2 (road test) within 2 years of your CBT date.

That's it.


alright, good to know thankyou for explaining for me, ill drop down to the centre where i did my cbt because i think they also do everything else there, ill see what i can find out and then ill go from there still gonna take my time with it as ive only just gotten on the road, dont want to be rushing around with everything when ive only just gotten on a bike. thanks again
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Fat Angry Scotsman
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PostPosted: 09:27 - 21 Sep 2023    Post subject: Re: next step after CBT to ride a bigger bike? Reply with quote
Frostino wrote:
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You'll need to (within 2 years of the date of your CBT certificate):

1. Take a motorcycle theory test (£23),
2. I would recommend doing DAS through a school where they give you tuition, use of a big bike and put you through steps 3 and 4 as part of the service. You don't have to use a school but I think they fannying about you need to do without a school is worth the cost of using the school,
3. Complete MOD 1 (off-road test) within 2 years of your CBT date,
4. Complete MOD 2 (road test) within 2 years of your CBT date.

That's it.


alright, good to know thankyou for explaining for me, ill drop down to the centre where i did my cbt because i think they also do everything else there, ill see what i can find out and then ill go from there still gonna take my time with it as ive only just gotten on the road, dont want to be rushing around with everything when ive only just gotten on a bike. thanks again


No problem, you done your theory test yet? Best get that booked asap then if you’re doing direct access as the DVLA/DVSA guy at the test centre will ask to see it before letting you on MOD1
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Smir
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PostPosted: 17:45 - 12 Oct 2023    Post subject: Reply with quote
Step one do your Theory, they aren't as easy as they used to be, grab a motorcycle theory book on Amazon or something for £15 odd, and do a few practises for free online.
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