Bike Theory Test
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 6:06 pm
Had it this afternoon and passed next the CBT 
:-D
Anyone of to BMF this weekend :?:
:-D Anyone of to BMF this weekend :?:
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 6:29 pm
Good luck with the CBT
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 6:40 pm
Yup. I am off to the BMF. always go no matter what
Congrats with the theory, good luck with the CBT although you would have to crash pretty hard or generally be a complete numpty to fail it as it is almost a guaranteed pass as long as you can start and stop the bike
Well done
Nik
Congrats with the theory, good luck with the CBT although you would have to crash pretty hard or generally be a complete numpty to fail it as it is almost a guaranteed pass as long as you can start and stop the bike
Well done
Nik
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 7:06 pm
cant wait had done the CBT a few years back piece of p### but run out the the full test :roll:
going to BMF sun new lid for track car and bike hopefully
going to BMF sun new lid for track car and bike hopefully
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 8:37 pm
Good luck.
Are you switching to two wheels or a secondary mode of transportation?
JM
Are you switching to two wheels or a secondary mode of transportation?
JM
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 8:58 pm
Just another toy hopefully, always wanted a VFR/RVF 400 most of the lads at work are bike nuts and after going to brands the other week as one races in clubmans iam hooked looking to do a bike track day when passed too :lol:
Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 10:24 pm
Good choice for your first decent bike, i have a few mates who still swear by these
Best ones to go for are the NC30 or the NC35 ....the 35 has the upside down forks
Oh and make sure you get a KPH to MPH speedo converter (BLUE for Honda) at the BMF...simply screw it on to de-restrict
Will be at the BMF my self, apart from a great day out you simply can't afford NOT to go 8)
Best ones to go for are the NC30 or the NC35 ....the 35 has the upside down forks
Oh and make sure you get a KPH to MPH speedo converter (BLUE for Honda) at the BMF...simply screw it on to de-restrict
Will be at the BMF my self, apart from a great day out you simply can't afford NOT to go 8)
Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 7:44 pm
Got a cancellation CBT tonight so have passed that now too.
Now for a few lessons and the full test.
Think we popped into every shop while riding round peterborough so the instructor could do his weekly shopping the poor lad on the mopeds top box was full by the time we had finished
BMF sunday for me
Now for a few lessons and the full test.
Think we popped into every shop while riding round peterborough so the instructor could do his weekly shopping the poor lad on the mopeds top box was full by the time we had finished
BMF sunday for me
Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 8:18 pm
I used to be really big into the bikes Lee and here is what i had for a couple of years;
A completely mint original and one of the first VFR400's! 8)
You wont regret it if you go for one mate, they still look great even today and the handling makes up for the lack of grunt what the bigger bikes have.
A completely mint original and one of the first VFR400's! 8)
You wont regret it if you go for one mate, they still look great even today and the handling makes up for the lack of grunt what the bigger bikes have.
Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 9:13 pm
stop teasing i so WANT1 a lot of people say that about the handling nice knee down there
the only thing is everyone says just get a 600 as your will end up selling the 400 very soon if going out with mates as they can leave you on the straight when going on a run but think its possibly the best way to start and gradually get larger bikes
the only thing is everyone says just get a 600 as your will end up selling the 400 very soon if going out with mates as they can leave you on the straight when going on a run but think its possibly the best way to start and gradually get larger bikes