practicing for my test

[Ayrton]

Whats the best way to practice ready for my module 1 and 2?
Im planning on getting it done within the next 3 months so that its out of the way and i can get a bigger bike.
Also is having a sat nav mounted to a bike a good idea? I was thinking about getting one so that i can go on longer journeys that i am at the moment, but im not entirely sure its safe...

Any help would be appreciated.

[whitedevil]

For the mod 1 just download the layout, watch the vids on youtube and then go practice in an empty carpark etc...

For mod 2 you need to practice your roadcraft and get confident being on the road in traffic.
Work on your road positioning, your observation and be confident but ride defensively, especially at roundabouts.
Read the highway code.
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[Andy_Pagin]

Satnav? Why not just buy a map, memorise your route and if you get lost refer to the map or just ask someone the way? Cheaper and safer than being distracted by a leccy gizmo.

And yes I am an old fashioned middle aged git.
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[harscot]

Andy Pagin wrote - Satnav? Why not just buy a map, memorise your route and if you get lost refer to the map or just ask someone the way? Cheaper and safer than being distracted by a leccy gizmo.

Bambi wrote -
Half the fun on a bike is getting lost, you get to see new roads and areas that you wouldnt see other wise.....and can turn up some gems to
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[MG]

I use the sat nav on my phone with directions through one headphone, works pretty well actually.