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rastuscat
20th February 2018, 21:35
The CBTA rules have recently changed (1/2/18) in response to people kicking the arse out of them.
You have to hold a 6R for at least 9 months before you are allowed to do your 6F CBTA assessment.
Once passed, you still have to wait until your 12 months is up before obtaining your 6F.
Just FYI.
Scuba_Steve
21st February 2018, 07:25
What was it before?
Still a waste tho, should still be 6L - 6F; 6R serves no actual purpose
HEsch
21st February 2018, 08:43
What was it before?
Still a waste tho, should still be 6L - 6F; 6R serves no actual purpose
I think, but don't quote me, the blood alcohol level is slightly higher on 6R than 6L.
The other bonus is no L plate to display.
Other than that I believe everything is the same - no riding outside of 10pm to 5am, no pillion, LAMS bike, etc.
Akzle
21st February 2018, 11:17
What was it before?
Still a waste tho, should still be 6L - 6F; 6R serves no actual purpose
vote akzle
Licenses will no doubt become harder to get with the high death toll amoung riders but how many are the fault of the riders though? Limiting the size of bikes for guys that have a midlife crisis gap in their riding could be a good thing maybe.
you're a fuckwit
Berries
21st February 2018, 16:18
Licenses will no doubt become harder to get with the high death toll amoung riders but how many are the fault of the riders though? Limiting the size of bikes for guys that have a midlife crisis gap in their riding could be a good thing maybe.
I really don't know why I bother. All but one of the fatal crashes involving a motorbike in January were primarily the riders fault so you are wrong on that count. You could argue they might have been unlucky in some cases but they put themselves in to the position which directly led to them coming to a very sudden stop.
Four riders under 35 and two over 60 out of the nine involved would suggest you are wrong on the mid life crisis bit as well. You should perhaps change the record once in a while.
Akzle
21st February 2018, 17:00
You should perhaps change the record once in a while.
ever the optimist.
i've told y'all before. it's immune to logic. fuckwit it and move on.
Akzle
21st February 2018, 17:24
i'm a fuckwit
yeah we know. there's no need to keep proving it.
Akzle
21st February 2018, 17:26
like how there were so many stories in the media about weapons af mass destruction, and swine flu, and SARS and.... c*ssina is a fuckwit.
caspernz
21st February 2018, 18:04
How would you know that all of the crashes but one in January were the fault of the rider when they never say who is at fault in media releases? There are many stories told about the danger of being a mid life crisis rider and if they were in the minority of crashes overall would there not be many stories about how the older you get the safer you are on a bike?
When a chap from the SCU shares details, I’d sooner listen to his facts than your ongoing BS.
Akzle
21st February 2018, 18:15
When a chap from the SCU shares details, I’d sooner listen to his facts than your ongoing BS.
i'd sooner listen to a hundred mosquitoes.
rastuscat
21st February 2018, 18:52
What was it before?
Still a waste tho, should still be 6L - 6F; 6R serves no actual purpose
Used to be that as soon as you got your 6R, you could do your 6F test. Now you have to wait at least 9 months.
The minimum 12 months on your 6R hasn't changed.
When the GDLS started the difference between 6L and 6R included not being able to exceed 70 kmh on your 6L. That was stupid, and got deleted early in the scheme.
Now the only difference is the L plate.
Berries
21st February 2018, 19:43
When a chap from the SCU shares details, I’d sooner listen to his facts than your ongoing BS.
Fuck no, I'm not the Police, how very dare you. I do have access to the actual crash reports though so know not to believe everything I read in the papers.
Murray
21st February 2018, 20:28
Fuck no, I'm not the Police, how very dare you. I do have access to the actual crash reports though so know not to believe everything I read in the papers.
So you don't "I read, I saw, I was told" like some dickwhack that keeps posting make believe on this site
Good on you!!!
nzspokes
21st February 2018, 20:49
Used to be that as soon as you got your 6R, you could do your 6F test. Now you have to wait at least 9 months.
The minimum 12 months on your 6R hasn't changed.
When the GDLS started the difference between 6L and 6R included not being able to exceed 70 kmh on your 6L. That was stupid, and got deleted early in the scheme.
Now the only difference is the L plate.
I had that 70 restriction for a bit. Ruled out motorways. Was very stupid.
I must say the CBTA system sounds much better.
nzspokes
21st February 2018, 20:50
How would you know that all of the crashes but one in January were the fault of the rider when they never say who is at fault in media releases? There are many stories told about the danger of being a mid life crisis rider and if they were in the minority of crashes overall would there not be many stories about how the older you get the safer you are on a bike?
There are times when you outdo yourself with stupid, today is one of those days. :laugh:
Akzle
22nd February 2018, 08:45
So the truth hurts you then???
you clearly missed the bit where the guy who has access to the details, not relying on what sensationalist crap is put in "the media" (your source) said that you were wrong.
it's probably because you're a fuckwit.
HenryDorsetCase
22nd February 2018, 09:58
Fuck no, I'm not the Police, how very dare you. I do have access to the actual crash reports though so know not to believe everything I read in the papers.
I've had some limited experience with SCU in the context of a death and an estate. I was very impressed with the people, and the system, and the report. The outcome still sucked though - i.e. the person was not any less dead.
Akzle
22nd February 2018, 10:17
Where does he say he has access to the details? Even black and white accident investigations can take the police 3 weeks or more to process. Ignore the sensational crap in the media at your peril fuckwit.
my peril :rofl:
you're a fuckwit.
nzspokes
22nd February 2018, 12:55
Where does he say he has access to the details? Even black and white accident investigations can take the police 3 weeks or more to process. Ignore the sensational crap in the media at your peril fuckwit.
It is funny you cannot remember other threads you have spouted crap in that had this information from the SCU in it.
Not really funny but sad.:facepalm:
Reckless
22nd February 2018, 16:30
Started out a sensible discussion then stupid Miss Cassina takes over (totally stuffs) another KB thread aye :brick:
caspernz
22nd February 2018, 16:44
Fuck no, I'm not the Police, how very dare you. I do have access to the actual crash reports though so know not to believe everything I read in the papers.
Sorry chap, didn't mean you. The info you shared also came via another source, but it's all the same basically. When the first 12 bike deaths this year are looked at, and 11 of them are down to rider error, there's a case for calling cassina out on her BS.
Woodman
22nd February 2018, 20:55
Licenses will no doubt become harder to get with the high death toll amoung riders but how many are the fault of the riders though? Limiting the size of bikes for guys that have a midlife crisis gap in their riding could be a good thing maybe.
You're a fuckwit
How would you know that all of the crashes but one in January were the fault of the rider when they never say who is at fault in media releases? There are many stories told about the danger of being a mid life crisis rider and if they were in the minority of crashes overall would there not be many stories about how the older you get the safer you are on a bike?
You're a fuckwit
So the truth hurts you then???
You're a fuckwit
Where does he say he has access to the details? Even black and white accident investigations can take the police 3 weeks or more to process. Ignore the sensational crap in the media at your peril fuckwit.
You're a fuckwit
Woodman
22nd February 2018, 21:19
So if the authorities make changes to getting a motorcycle license as a result of all the crashes and deaths you will be calling them fuckwits too sport??
Possibly, yes.
You're a fuckwit.
Sport?:tugger::tugger::tugger::tugger::tugger::tug ger::tugger:
Akzle
23rd February 2018, 07:10
So if the authorities make changes to getting a motorcycle license as a result of all the crashes and deaths you will be calling them fuckwits too sport??
still mostly you. you fuckwit.
Akzle
23rd February 2018, 07:11
Possibly, yes.
You're a fuckwit.
Sport?:tugger::tugger::tugger::tugger::tugger::tug ger::tugger:
rbcifgip .
Jeeper
23rd February 2018, 08:22
Why must every single thread get destroyed by off topic dribble and ranting.
Grumph
23rd February 2018, 08:25
How long is it before you start school so you can learn some new words?
Ironic from a self educated, self described motorcyclist and self evident fuckwit....
Why must every single thread get destroyed by off topic dribble and ranting.
Keep cassina off line and do the world a favour.
Jeeper
23rd February 2018, 08:37
I'm not the one responding to her posts. I use ignore feature of the forum. But it is getting tiring to see every single topic getting de-railed.
Pound
23rd February 2018, 09:02
What was it before?
Still a waste tho, should still be 6L - 6F; 6R serves no actual purpose
Indeed.
One could simply hold their 6R for 12 months, do ZERO actual riding (hence gaining no additional experience) and then still be able to apply for the 6F at the end of it.
rastuscat
23rd February 2018, 10:19
Indeed.
One could simply hold their 6R for 12 months, do ZERO actual riding (hence gaining no additional experience) and then still be able to apply for the 6F at the end of it.
Riding improves with experience, but only up to a certain level. After which it decays.
I know lots of very experienced riders who would fail to pass todays CBTA standard.
Old Steve
23rd February 2018, 10:27
Used to be that as soon as you got your 6R, you could do your 6F test. Now you have to wait at least 9 months.
The minimum 12 months on your 6R hasn't changed.
When the GDLS started the difference between 6L and 6R included not being able to exceed 70 kmh on your 6L. That was stupid, and got deleted early in the scheme.
Now the only difference is the L plate.
I think that under the previous system, when you could only ride a 250 cc, you had to wait 12 months on your 6R before you could sit your 6F, unless you were over a certain age (60?) or did a defensive driving course then you only had to wait 6 months.
HEsch
23rd February 2018, 11:27
I think that under the previous system, when you could only ride a 250 cc, you had to wait 12 months on your 6R before you could sit your 6F, unless you were over a certain age (60?) or did a defensive driving course then you only had to wait 6 months.
Correction - 18 months, reduced to 12 by completing defensive driving (not 12 and 6).
Akzle
23rd February 2018, 13:01
I'm not the one responding to her posts. I use ignore feature of the forum. But it is getting tiring to see every single topic getting de-railed.
report them as off-topic, derailing thread, ignoring netiquette, being a fuckwit...
rastuscat
23rd February 2018, 13:44
What are the first signs that a riders riding ability is decaying? I am guessing you mean decaying with age?
With the experienced riders you know what is exactly wrong with their riding for you to think the way you do?
Observational skills, positioning in response to the environment, and following distance are the 3 main things that "experienced" riders lack, compared to newly trained riders.
Grumph
23rd February 2018, 14:13
Observational skills, positioning in response to the environment, and following distance are the 3 main things that "experienced" riders lack, compared to newly trained riders.
So they get lazy - and it becomes a casual attitude.
My observation is that you're right - to a point. As riders get older, the fear factor comes back and they sharpen up the things you mentioned.
Swoop
23rd February 2018, 14:23
What are the first signs that a riders riding ability is decaying?
Finally, with all the crashes you have had, a topic that you will have some actual experience on.
Presumably being a retarded cunt would be one of the contributing factors...
oldiebutagoody
23rd February 2018, 14:25
Observational skills, positioning in response to the environment, and following distance are the 3 main things that experienced riders lack, compared to newly trained riders.
SOME experienced riders, not all.
"Some" others have been driving/riding a long time professionally and are constantly retraining. Adding new Lic classes and having to refresh periodically as part of employment conditions keeps one on one's toes.
Tar, brush, same, please don't..........
Not every rider on the road has killed themselves this year, their own fault or not.
Akzle
23rd February 2018, 15:03
How long is it before you start school so you can learn some new words?
how long before you stop repeating the same shit, in threads where it's not even relevant, like some kind of brain damaged mong?
you fuckwit.
Woodman
23rd February 2018, 16:49
There is always a reason why licensing requirements may change and that maybe due to the current means of licensing not making riding safe enough. I was just pointing out the high number of motorcycle riding deaths maybe the reason for this so there is a possible conection but not everyone on this site including you is bright enough to see it. Fuckwit yourself.
See what? ..................
Dodgyiti
24th February 2018, 09:24
So you don't "I read, I saw, I was told" like some dickwhack that keeps posting make believe on this site
Good on you!!!
I love it when your angry :love:
Murray
24th February 2018, 10:39
I love it when your angry :love:
hello me old mate - long time no see, no hear no read. Not a bit like that bint I was referring to.
You still on SH22?
Akzle
24th February 2018, 12:19
There is always a reason why licensing requirements may change and that maybe due to the current means of licensing not making riding safe enough. I was just pointing out the high number of motorcycle riding deaths maybe the reason for this so there is a possible conection but not everyone on this site including you is bright enough to see it. Fuckwit yourself.
so when are you going to stop repeating the same irrelevant shit in every thread?
you fuckwit
rastuscat
24th February 2018, 17:14
Confirmed my suspicions today. Fully licensed bloke on a Speed Triple attended a Silver course.
He was gob smacked at what people are assessed on in today's CBTA tests.
Such things as positioning, observations, progression.
He was a really competent rider, he just didn't know what he didn't know.
Woodman
24th February 2018, 18:12
If you dont like what I post why do you waste your time responding with your shit responses fuckwit?
Yeah but its not just axel though is it?
You would not be calling him competent if he did not know much though rather you would be calling him incompetent I would have thought?
You're a fuckwit, and incompetent.
Akzle
24th February 2018, 18:29
If you dont like what I post why do you waste your time responding with your shit responses fuckwit?
someone on here once told you the answer to that, so i heard apparently.
you still haven't answered the question. why do you post the same shit, in every thread, where it's fucken irrelevant?
and in case you haven't noticed (you probably haven't, because you're a fuckwit) it's not only me that thinks you're a fuckwit.
you fuckwit.
Akzle
24th February 2018, 18:31
I would have thought
don't kid yourself.
you're a fuckwit.
Murray
24th February 2018, 19:17
You would not be calling him competent if he did not know much though rather you would be calling him incompetent I would have thought?
fighting with your mate rastu now - Hate to say but Akzle is right and not the only one. Answer me one question if you would are you male or female??
rastuscat
24th February 2018, 19:19
You would not be calling him competent if he did not know much though rather you would be calling him incompetent I would have thought?
He was a really good bike handler. Held good presence on the road.
But Ride Forever and CBTA are very structured, and if you haven't done one if the courses, especially Bronze or Silver, you'd likely have no idea of the concepts involved.
I wouldn't say he was incompetent. Just unstructured.
Murray
24th February 2018, 19:24
and if you haven't done one of the courses
HahaHahaHahaHahaHahaHahaHahaHahaHahaHahaHahaHahaHa haHahaHaha
Haven't you read he/she doesn't need them!!
Male/female Cassina let us all know!!!
Akzle
24th February 2018, 19:33
Male/female Cassina let us all know!!!
that's just sexist and derrogatory.
fuckwits can identify as any gender.
T.W.R
24th February 2018, 19:38
that's just sexist and derrogatory.
fuckwits can identify as any gender.
:scratch: I thought bacteria was asexual
Coldrider
24th February 2018, 22:01
that's just sexist and derrogatory.
fuckwits can identify as any gender.What if IT is a she, and is HOT.
Akzle
25th February 2018, 06:27
:scratch: I thought bacteria was asexual
rbcifgip
What if IT is a she, and is HOT.
what if? it's still a fuckwit.
Woodman
25th February 2018, 11:12
I would say then that I am unstructured too but is that necessarily a bad thing for experienced riders as the word structure in my view translates to being confined in what you do and being confined to doing only specific things on the road could very easily get you into trouble when you strike a situation that was not taught in riding school.
Riding school cannot teach every single situation. Why can you not get this simple fact?
Akzle
25th February 2018, 12:31
this thread had exactly nothing to do with riding school.
c*ssina is a fuckwit.
Woodman
25th February 2018, 13:20
So why should you be constrained to what a riding school can teach if you are an experienced rider? Do you not get that simple fact?
You can have both you fucking retard.
You are a fuckwit
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