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 Stephen Two Stroke Sniffer
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 Posted: 00:18 - 08 Jan 2010 Post subject: The bike theory test differences |
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I have passed my car theory test and a few practises on the free online motorcycle theory test but I just wondering what are the main differences between the care and motorcycle theory tests.
I understand the hazard perception is identical?
The differences I assume:(will add as I think of more.)
minimum tread requirement
stopping distances
Anyone able to shed light on these and any others and also on the answers? ____________________ Stephen
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Joined: 22 Oct 2009 Karma :  
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not much difference, just make sure you read up on bike maintance or any other bike realted questions (obvious i know). Most of the questions are the same though ie road signs, traffic ligts, junctions etc  ____________________ on the look out for my next bike....
CBT Passed - 13/09/09 Theroy Passed - 19/12/09 Mod 1 Passed 04/05/10 Mod 2 Passed 14/05/10 - Free to ride ANYTHING!
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 ClaireBear Traffic Copper

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There isnt much difference at all really, and the online ones tend to cover them anyway. As said above though make sure you know about the treat difference, where cross winds might be at its worst and live savers etc.  |
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Old Thread Alert!
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