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 -Elliot- Renault 5 Driver
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| Ravage |
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| TGR |
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I did my CBT in feb and this is what i did:
First thing showing driving licence (both parts).
then what you need to ride a bike legally questions
Then he went through a few highway code signs and other information.
Then showing you around the bike.
Then we spent 3-4 hours just driving around in the car park getting used to the bike (starting, stopping,clutch control, gear's, turns, lifesavers etc)
Then out in the afternoon on public roads, trying what we had done in the morning, then doing U-turns and emergency stops.
Then out on a long run around the city for 2 hours.
hopefully that sheds abit of light on it for you, as Ravage said its training not a test  ____________________ 1991 Kawasaki ZXR400L - 1999 Suzuki GS500E - 1990 Kawasaki ZX750R H2 - 1991 Honda CBR 600 - 2015 Skyteam Monkey 125 |
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 -Elliot- Renault 5 Driver
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| Chaz1308 |
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 Posted: 13:30 - 15 Jul 2007 Post subject: I agree! |
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It is a fairly relaxed ''test''
purely because it is barely test like at all!
I only did mine a couple of months ago...well almost 9 now...
but just make sure you listen to everything that they talk about and learn from mistakes you make during the morning training!
It comes in handy in the afternoon!!
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| deanoet |
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 deanoet World Chat Champion
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Got mine this wednesday...
Never ridden a geared bike before, so should be fun.  |
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| tristan |
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 tristan Crazy Courier
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I did mine in April.
It's easy, and as said its training, so you can't fail unless you really cannot ride any bike, therefore truly dont deserve to ride on the road lol.
The worst, is that they will ask you to retake until you prove more confident etc.
It is easy, you start with how to go about junctions, lifesavers, indications etc, then go out for about 2 hours listening to instructions through the ear piece the instructor will give you.
You will be fine, just be sure to remember the sequences ( observation, signal, lifesaver, manouver, turn) which you will have been told before hand, and its a fun day out!
Tristan. |
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 GazzaThePiagg... Traffic Copper

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It all depends on who is taking you for your CBT. All my friends and myself had the same old 40+ p*ss*d off Harley Rider who had just quit smoking. Total nightmare, Sorry to put anyone off by this but he really changed my view about "learning" to ride a motorcycle. I completed CBT well, but he kid i was paired with made the examiner a bit more p*ss*ed off than he was, especially after he slid into a round-about after breaking to late and sailing onto the other side of the road around a corner  |
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| Nicky-Jano |
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| tristan wrote: | I did mine in April.
It's easy, and as said its training, so you can't fail unless you really cannot ride any bike, therefore truly dont deserve to ride on the road lol.
The worst, is that they will ask you to retake until you prove more confident etc.
It is easy, you start with how to go about junctions, lifesavers, indications etc, then go out for about 2 hours listening to instructions through the ear piece the instructor will give you.
You will be fine, just be sure to remember the sequences ( observation, signal, lifesaver, manouver, turn) which you will have been told before hand, and its a fun day out!
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I failed by CBT the first time round as I had no experience with bikes other than being pillion, are you saying I shouldn't be on the road now?
To the original poster: It all depends on what the test centre is like in strictness, mine were pretty tight but in the long run I prefered it.
I got have a go on the bike a little bit longer than most getting used to gears and stuff.
There is nothing wrong with not being ready for the road so don't worry too much about it if you don't get it as quick as you hoped. |
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| Chaz1308 |
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| weput |
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 weput Renault 5 Driver
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stupid question...
I didn't had any CBT or related since in my country there's no need to....
so...
how do you do emergency stops? ____________________ Suzuki EN 125-2a <---- crashed (not guilty...)
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 GazzaThePiagg... Traffic Copper

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Brake!  |
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 weput Renault 5 Driver
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i posted this yesterday and today i got my first fail....
ironies..... ____________________ Suzuki EN 125-2a <---- crashed (not guilty...)
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 315 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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