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    Where's a good place to pass basic handling in Auckland?

    Hi all, back on here as it's not long until I rock up in NZ!

    I'll be taking my basic handling skills test out in Auckland soon after I arrive, can anyone recommend a good training school where I can do this? I've got a lot of practice on bikes but haven't been able to sit my UK test since they changed the test rules last month and hardly any test centres can now offer bike tests

    Any info greatly appreciated!

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    Give Qchik a PM she will see you right!

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    I 2nd Fizbin's comment..

    I saw Qkchk a couple of months ago, having not touched a bike in 13 years... very patient, explains things clearly etc etc.

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    The hyosung riders have a point!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slyer View Post
    The hyosung riders have a point!
    They also have bikes that don't leak petrol !

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    My bike LIKES to leak petrol okay, I let it have its luxuries.
    It also cost 1/6th of yours.

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    See here http://www.amcc.org.nz/ they do basic skills on thurs & are based in Ellerslie
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    Passrite an option

    I did mine through passrite in Onehunga (they're also in Albany and Hamilton). A couple of hours training and then the test. It was pretty straight forward really. Peter gave us simple, straight forward, and encouraging instructions.

    http://www.passrite.co.nz/

    Thursdays and Saturdays. Basic Handling Skills Training & Certificate $180.00

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    Thanks for the info everyone! I'll give QChik a PM once I'm allowed to send one and have a look at those links. Then all I'll need is a 250!

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    It's a good thing you're 25 and over, means the period for your licenses will be a lot shorter!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slyer View Post
    It's a good thing you're 25 and over, means the period for your licenses will be a lot shorter!
    Indeed- still occasionally get carded buying beer as well, for extra win (though that may be out of pity more than anything else...)

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    Talking

    Did mine through Passrite in Onehunga cause that was close by.Did the combo doing the basic handling skills first and then the learners test straight afterwards.As long as you do a little bit of studying your garantueed a pass.Good luck and enjoy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EatOrBeEaten View Post
    Thanks for the info everyone! I'll give QChik a PM once I'm allowed to send one and have a look at those links. Then all I'll need is a 250!
    I have an Intro course that costs $140 which includes 1hr tutition plus the BHS test, all done on my Tricker 250. Majority of people pass first time (with the exception of people who have balance and co-ordination issues).

    Next Saturday (20th Dec) is the last training day for 2008. Have a look at my website (below in my Signature) for the 2009 dates and any info regarding the BHS test.

    www.Ridertraining.co.nz
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    If you are looking to do test over holidays

    RideSafe School is not closing for the holidays. We work right thru

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    Cost of test if you can already ride is $60

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    Quote Originally Posted by EatOrBeEaten View Post
    Hi all, back on here as it's not long until I rock up in NZ!

    I'll be taking my basic handling skills test out in Auckland soon after I arrive, can anyone recommend a good training school where I can do this? I've got a lot of practice on bikes but haven't been able to sit my UK test since they changed the test rules last month and hardly any test centres can now offer bike tests

    Any info greatly appreciated!
    I did mine up in Albany with http://www.ridertraining.co.nz/573/594.html

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