Learner Licence specialist question?

**Big Dog** · 9th July 2007, 22:05

Originally Posted by 007XX

kettle power cord you reckon?

..or is that a bit mean...maybe a nice leather paddle???

Yes mistress.

**Devil** · 9th July 2007, 22:07

Big Dog is not misleading with his advice. He speaketh the truth, and the parts he has highlighted are more important than LTNZ's stupid questions.

However, if you want to get the question right, answer as i've said, get your licence. Then you can learn the best way to do it, because LTNZ are not going to show you this.

**Big Dog** · 9th July 2007, 22:11

Originally Posted by Devil

Big Dog is not misleading with his advice. He speaketh the truth, and the parts he has highlighted are more important than LTNZ's stupid questions.

However, if you want to get the question right, answer as i've said, get your licence. Then you can learn the best way to do it, because LTNZ are not going to show you this.

How very diplomatic.

As previously stated the real question is do you wish to be correct or right?

**007XX** · 9th July 2007, 22:12

Originally Posted by Devil

Big Dog is not misleading with his advice. He speaketh the truth, and the parts he has highlighted are more important than LTNZ's stupid questions.

However, if you want to get the question right, answer as i've said, get your licence. Then you can learn the best way to do it, because LTNZ are not going to show you this.

Bravo

Originally Posted by Big Dog

Yes mistress.

Someone's a quick learner

You'd better be wishing I'm not a 300 pounds silverback

**babyblade250rr** · 9th July 2007, 22:13

thanks again,

will update you all tomorrow fingers crossed

**Devil** · 9th July 2007, 22:13

Originally Posted by Big Dog

How very diplomatic.

As previously stated the real question is do you wish to be correct or right?

How bout we re-word it to "Do you want your licence or not?"
This one question could be the difference between getting it and not...

This discussion needs a beer. I propose putting it on hold until the pub.

**Big Dog** · 9th July 2007, 22:14

Ahh, another thread perverted. S&M, violence, motorcycles, a battle with the Devil and corruption of a young man. Who could want more from a thread.

**Devil** · 9th July 2007, 22:16

...boobies?

**Big Dog** · 9th July 2007, 22:16

Originally Posted by 007XX

Bravo

Someone's a quick learner

You'd better be wishing I'm not a 300 pounds silverback

Precoffee I am often mistaken for one.

**007XX** · 9th July 2007, 22:22

Originally Posted by Devil

...boobies?

Ask, and you shall get...

**Devil** · 9th July 2007, 22:24

*phwooar*
...and on that note. I'm off to bed!

**oldrider** · 9th July 2007, 23:34

The question is badly worded, anyway it always depends upon the situation and what braking combination is required or best suited for the conditions.

Individually, the front brake is the most effective in most cases on a motorcycle! (IMHO) Or at least the one I use the most.

I think I will fill your poll in with the front, I think that is what you are looking for!

You can (carefully) ride a bike without brakes but it much less fun without an engine, go figure!

John.

**Lucy** · 10th July 2007, 01:34

Originally Posted by babyblade250rr

thanks again,

will update you all tomorrow fingers crossed

Five wrong? I thought it was three. Anyway, a tip I found useful is to do all the ones you are sure of first, then go back and tackle the 'tricky' ones. That way you will already know if you need to stress or if it doesnt matter how you answer because you will already (hopefully) have enough right.

One that I got wrong when sitting the scratchy for my motorcycle learners was 'what is the maximum distance allowed between a vehicle and the vehicle it is towing'.....!