1 step closer to my first bike licence

[alastabesta]

Passed my basic handling test yesterday + first time on a proper bike - aweeeeesooommmmmmeeee feeling. I had a 100cc bike for the course and man, they are so easy to handle - turning, accelerating, braking...etc :2thumbsup

nxt up is the theory part - hoping its not toooo different from the one for the car :confused:

keep ya'all updated when I have my learners :Punk: :Punk:

:done:

[FEINT]

congratulations!!!! I got mine last week. I had my basic handling course for about 4 months and finally got around to getting my theory done. I have an overseas motorbike license which I need to convert. I have to get around to doing my full, once I have made up my mind and found a BIKE!

[Ramius]

Passed my basic handling test yesterday + first time on a proper bike - aweeeeesooommmmmmeeee feeling. I had a 100cc bike for the course and man, they are so easy to handle - turning, accelerating, braking...etc :2thumbsup

nxt up is the theory part - hoping its not toooo different from the one for the car :confused:

keep ya'all updated when I have my learners :Punk: :Punk:

:done:

F**ken awesome mate. If you managed to do the car theory good, you shouldn't have a problem with the bike theory, there are just a couple of questions that relate specifically to bikes. Not that it is a competition or anything, but try to beat 2 minutes and 47 seconds, as that is what I did my scratch test in (rather than answering the questions, I memorised the pictures and only got one wrong) It took longer for the guy to explain everything to me then it did to do the test. When I took it up to him, he said, oh dear, did you get too many wrong, I said nah, I've finished. :cool:

Anyway, good luck, and let us know how you get on.

Ramius

[stevedee]

Good on ya mate go for gold, once a biker always a biker, it will never leave you......

[Riff Raff]

Yay :banana: Well done :wari:

[crashe]

congratulations....
sitting the next bit is a breeze....
Just take ya time and make sure that you dont scratch any of the other boxes by mistake..

[Ms Piggy]

Passed my basic handling test yesterday + first time on a proper bike - aweeeeesooommmmmmeeee feeling. I had a 100cc bike for the course and man, they are so easy to handle - turning, accelerating, braking...etc :2thumbsup

nxt up is the theory part - hoping its not toooo different from the one for the car :confused:

keep ya'all updated when I have my learners :Punk: :Punk:

:done:
:2thumbsup Well done!! Keep us updated alright. Any ideas what type of bike you're going to get?

[Coyote]

I had a 100cc bike for the course and man, they are so easy to handle - turning, accelerating, braking...etc :2thumbsup

Those AX100s firkken rock :headbang:

Congrats on completing the BHS Test. The Theory test isn't very hard, I passed it fairly easily. Failed the cage test because of the specialist questions :wacko:

I've had my cage licence for 3 months now, and haven't driven one yet :lol:

[XTC]

AX100's don't accelerate they just slowly gather pace (was gonna use the word speed but....) :)
Congrats dude... Well done!

[Lias]

Grats mate

[MSTRS]

AX100's don't accelerate they just slowly gather pace (was gonna use the word speed but....) :)
Congrats dude... Well done!
Like demerit points that sort of creep up on you when you're not looking?? Good luck Alastabesta & pick a bike that will allow you to test & develop your skills without becoming boring or too 'exciting'

[alastabesta]

hey guys and girls

thanks for that. for the future bikes, I have no idea on what sort I'm gonna get atm, one option is to get something small (around 100cc) for 6 months and then switch to something bigger later on; other option is get a GN250 or sumthing like that and stick to it until I have my full. I have very limited budget (500-1000) being a poor uni student and having owned 1 cage already = empty pocket :weep:

edit> :angry2: all the 2003 and 2004 edition road code has been issued outta north shore library... /someone return them plsssssssss :sunny:

[crashe]

Get them to get in a copy for you from another library.....

[Ramius]

hey guys and girls

thanks for that. for the future bikes, I have no idea on what sort I'm gonna get atm, one option is to get something small (around 100cc) for 6 months and then switch to something bigger later on; other option is get a GN250 or sumthing like that and stick to it until I have my full. I have very limited budget (500-1000) being a poor uni student and having owned 1 cage already = empty pocket :weep:

edit> :angry2: all the 2003 and 2004 edition road code has been issued outta north shore library... /someone return them plsssssssss :sunny:

Don't forget to get the motorcycle edition rather than the car. I did that...oh dear.

[Mencius]

I've had my cage licence for 3 months now, and haven't driven one yet :lol:

I've had mine for two years and haven't driven a car since 1991.......

Ang

[TygerTung]

Yeah got mine a couple of weeks ago and did my theroy test the same day!

It's all common sence questions you'll be sweet, but remember you have to park a whole meter away from a driveway!

[Waylander]

Congradulations mate!! Gonna have to go in and take the theory part so I can change my license over from the states. Wonder if the new roundabout laws will be on it..... Anyway goodluck on your theory test.:niceone:

[crashe]

Congradulations mate!! Gonna have to go in and take the theory part so I can change my license over from the states. Wonder if the new roundabout laws will be on it..... Anyway goodluck on your theory test.:niceone:

Go and do it now before they print up the new scratchy's.

[Waylander]

Go and do it now before they print up the new scratchy's.
Would but it cost something like 50 bucks or so and I have no money at the moment but I can still drive on my USA license till June so I got time.