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 Bikerchic1467 Derestricted Danger
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| Frost |
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What are you riding and how long have you bee riding for since your test?
I've thought about doing a course but i'm worried it will just be a waste of cash as i won't learn anything new  |
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I past my test 7 yrs ago in November been riding a 650 Pegaso just got the Transalp XL700V. What about you?  |
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| Georgecarnell |
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Came back to biking about 7 or 8 years ago, bought an ST1100, OK not what everone might like but it can really shift when you want to, do long distances in comfort and handles well (except in slow traffic with radial tyres).
Soon decided to do my advanced and boy did it make a difference.
The whole thing is designed to make you more aware, quicker but safer. If anyone has done a DAS course then you will have covered some of the syllabus, (DAS is not available in Ireland north or south).
At the start of the course I was quite happy that I could ride fairly confidently, at the end of the course I was certain that I could. Its not a quick 'attend' course, you need to put in some miles on your own practising the techniques, but I certainly felt it was money well spent....including the insurance discounts you get once you've passed.
Bickerchic had a huge grin on her face after her 1st lesson...hasn't worn off yet!  |
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You'll learn stuff alright! You'll think you're fast now, but after/during the course you'll find yourself getting faster and primarily safer.
I saved about £500 on my insurance with it
Also it's good for a social aswell. They like to keep all together, and you are always welcome to discussion evenings/pub outings and the likes. And if the local branch is well run, there is always plenty of full and half day rides to go on, which are very good usually.
I did it for fun though mainly, just something to do kinda thing. Wasn't expecting much, but got alot from it. ____________________ Other nations, the French, looked at a dining table and saw an opportunity to have dinner. We looked at a dining table and saw an opportunity to play wiff waff! - Boris Johnson |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 282 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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