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aaron01
3rd October 2006, 19:10
Hi guys/gals, first post so be gentle.
tomorrow I will be going in to book my learners at long last. Can anyone point me in the right direction online for motorcycle roadcode. currently have full car license, does that make it a shorter test? Does the handling skills test I sat back in Feburay expire?
Thanks in advance
Aaron
Lee Rusty
3rd October 2006, 20:04
Bsh does not expire tho they may say it does - if they say it does ask them to show you in Drivers licence regs,
Learners is just a scratchy
No having car licence full or otherwise makes no diff
If you havent learnt rode code by now and test tomorrow you may have left it a bit late only allowed 2 wrong
aaron01
3rd October 2006, 20:46
not doing the test tomorrow, only booking it.
thanks for the info
far queue
3rd October 2006, 20:52
Road Code here (http://www.ltsa.govt.nz/roadcode/)
There's a test here (http://www.roadcodetest.co.nz/)
Wasp
3rd October 2006, 21:26
see here for an online test of the 75 bike specilist Qs:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showpost.php?p=507233&postcount=3
aaron01
3rd October 2006, 23:00
thanks guys, that was a big help:2thumbsup
aaron01
4th October 2006, 09:20
Well I went in this morning to book my learners, How things have changed in the last 16 years since I sat my car learners. I didn't realise they now do it on the spot. Anyway passed with 3 wrong. Not bad considering I only started looking at it last night:jerry:
the shitty thing about this all is that wellington is absolutely crap today for my first legal ride
Wasp
4th October 2006, 10:02
congrats! whad'ya mean crappy weather?
i rode the bike this morn, with the new laptop in the backpack, pissing down with rain and hail.... (even passed a car on the wrong side of the road in a blind corner comming down my hill....:innocent:)
checked the cam chains on ya vt?
p.s. dont go riding in this crappy weather we dont want a whoopsies. hope to see you out and about soon
aaron01
4th October 2006, 10:37
congrats! whad'ya mean crappy weather?
i rode the bike this morn, with the new laptop in the backpack, pissing down with rain and hail.... (even passed a car on the wrong side of the road in a blind corner comming down my hill....:innocent:)
checked the cam chains on ya vt?
p.s. dont go riding in this crappy weather we dont want a whoopsies. hope to see you out and about soon
Na haven't checked them and don't plan to, The bike cost me $500 had to put a rear tyre on for a warrant. I must put a pic in my sig and when I do you will understand why I don't want to spend money on it.
skelstar
4th October 2006, 10:39
Nice price. Welcome to the sit dude. See you out and about sometime.
jumma
4th October 2006, 10:43
the shitty thing about this all is that wellington is absolutely crap today for my first legal ride
Yeah, the effin' wind was howling on the way to work. And I've only got 2km's to cover. Welcome to KB and enjoy your new toy!
Wasp
4th October 2006, 10:45
I sold mine for $600 because of that very reason - it was about to shit itself. listen to the engine, does it rattle loudly?
insanity_rules now owns my vtz, he cleaned the oil journals that transport oil onto the to of the cam chains (they get blocked) and later on replaced the cam chain just to be safe ($300 for the chain).
alot cheaper than the $2,700 i was quoted and alot cheaper than crashing as a result of the problem.
McJim
4th October 2006, 10:49
Na haven't checked them and don't plan to, The bike cost me $500 had to put a rear tyre on for a warrant. I must put a pic in my sig and when I do you will understand why I don't want to spend money on it.
Bloody hell - $500 for a VT250 - you could prolly pop it on tardme for $3000 today! Them V-twin engines are nice.
Dealers are selling pieces of shit 250 for silly prices up here coz of supply and demand - a used bike which is really worth $1,500 will get sold for $5,000 and will still need $2000 spent on it to keep it on the road for the next year.
Yep we are talking rusty bolts, dents and shit aftermarket paint jobs and still asking top dollar.
Welcome to the site.
Drum
4th October 2006, 11:15
Welcome to the site aaron01.
The more hutt riders the merrier!
aaron01
4th October 2006, 12:28
Bloody hell - $500 for a VT250 - you could prolly pop it on tardme for $3000 today! Them V-twin engines are nice.
Dealers are selling pieces of shit 250 for silly prices up here coz of supply and demand - a used bike which is really worth $1,500 will get sold for $5,000 and will still need $2000 spent on it to keep it on the road for the next year.
Yep we are talking rusty bolts, dents and shit aftermarket paint jobs and still asking top dollar.
Welcome to the site.
Well the fairing is held on with a few selftapers and a roll of black race tape to match the spray job.
yeah I dont believe how much people are asking for 18 year old bikes, just happened to be in the right place at the right time
Sphinx
7th October 2006, 23:32
Hi Aaron I passed my learner licence for the motorbike on Monday (theory) and practice last Saturday. I am from Germany and wanted to convert my German car licence to the NZ licence. Some questions are slightly different and you have more questions in the motorbike book. Also you have more specific question about motorbike riding. I would recommend you to buy the road code for the motorbike. Having said that: if you would have done your test for the motorbike first you shouldn´t have any problems for the car theory test.
The AA told me that the learner licence is value for 10 years so you still should be fine :-) But ask the AA to make really sure!
Good luck!
P. S.: What area are you from?
skelstar
8th October 2006, 20:14
Well done Sphinx...welcome to the world of motorcycling!
Sphinx
9th October 2006, 18:14
Thanks Skelstar! In this forum are so many nice people - just great!
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