CBTA vs NZTA Test (R) - which is easier?

[Tazz]

Do us a favor and please get more riding experience before considering doing your restricted. When I first started riding I thought it would be years before I would be confident enough to pass my restricted, but I have no doubt I will pass it if I go now after only a few months of riding every day.

Moving through the licences while possessing the minimal roadcraft skills is a disaster waiting to happen and you're a fucking idiot if one of your reasons you want to move on is because the L plate looks dumb. I don't want to pay more in ACC because you want to turn up to parties on your R1 as soon as possible and show it to your jerkoff mates and hoes.

I don't see how a different coloured license in your pocket makes you more hazardous on the road then you'd already be? If anything going in and failing a test would be a good thing because at least you'd have an idea of what your doing wrong where you might have been oblivious beforehand.

[GTRMAN]

Strange that very few people ask if there is an easier way of getting a pilots licence.... would you go under the knife of a surgeon who got his medical degree online?

It's your life your putting on the line, go see a professional trainer, then you will KNOW where your skills are at

[Tazz]

Strange that very few people ask if there is an easier way of getting a pilots licence.... would you go under the knife of a surgeon who got his medical degree online?

It's your life your putting on the line, go see a professional trainer, then you will KNOW where your skills are at

Do you carry 300 odd people around on your bike or something? I don't flatly disagree but that is a terrible comparison.

[Erelyes]

Do you carry 300 odd people around on your bike or something? I don't flatly disagree but that is a terrible comparison.

Depends if he's had a wank before the ride or not

[JimmyC]

I still say they should make the CBTA methodologies compulsory IF the idea is to increase rider safety. My 20 minute NZTA full license tootle around Wellington's eastern suburbs was a nice ride but I have no idea what it actually proved.