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 J20a Borekit Bruiser

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 Posted: 14:41 - 28 Jun 2005 Post subject: Help with people in the NW |
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Hello, I have already decided that i am getting a Honda NSR because i love Honda! I trust the bikes and i am used to being pillion on them so i feel they run quite smoothly. Also i am a short 5'5" female so the lower the bike the better
But in terms of doing my CBT etc i don't know whether to go for somewhere in Preston or Blackpool. I was thinking of doing it all at Bill Head's in Preston because i heard they do a crash course in it that includes everything plus guarantee pass.. if i remember rightly. I have been told by many biker friends not to go to Blackpool because it's a rip off and the teachers are "rubbish".
Anyone with experience from learning in Preston or Blackpool.. any suggestions?? |
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Don't go anywhere that won't offer a guaranteed pass, the CBT shouldnt be a pass or fail situaton - they shoudl train you to the required standard on the day or have you come back the next at no extra charge. If they wont, tell them to stuff it - they only care about cash, not you or your safety.
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| J20a |
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I live in Kirkham which is almost exactly inbetween Preston and Blackpool so i can go either way.
I just wanted to see if anyone on the boards had used any services in either town and which was better recommended.
I know that in Preston BH's has the garanteed pass and they also do have recurring training if you fail. |
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 Posted: 02:10 - 30 Jun 2005 Post subject: Re: Help with people in the NW |
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I can't praise BCL in Blackpool highley enough! Both myself and my wife have been through CBT's and DAS with them.. Both passed first time (and bear in mind that my wife had never sat on a motorbike in her life before doing her CBT!
If you have a look at www.bclblackpool.co.uk and any more questions then give them a ring...
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 Posted: 23:00 - 30 Jun 2005 Post subject: Re: Help with people in the NW |
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Alright then will do. Thanks alot for the suggestions! Will look into BCL, everyone gives them praise so they can't be half bad.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 93 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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