I used this app. About £6 and decentGot a cancellation, so theory test moved to next Tuesday. Best practice sites?
Theory test passed! Now onto the practical stuff. Have my first hours of lessons at the end of this month.
And that sense of excitement of moving up to different power levels of bikes. It’s like that excitement over things you got when you were a child, and sort of leaves as you become an adult
Good. My only issue was learning to trust it to propel itself on the slow manoeuvres as I found myself is wanting to clutch a lot in fear of it stalling.Nice one. How have you found the bigger bike? I'm picking up my helmet and own boots next week.
Keep a little pressure on the clutch all the time when doing slow manoeuvers to take up the few mm of slack. Then just squeeze it/feather it to keep the speed under control. It's much more acceptable to do this on a bike than you would on an average car. Probably not the mid range bikes you are learning on, but some bigger bikes have very high first gears. (Some litre sports bikes will do 100mph in 1st gear )Good. My only issue was learning to trust it to propel itself on the slow manoeuvres as I found myself is wanting to clutch a lot in fear of it stalling.
Do you know what sort of helmet you’re after?
Edit: Sorry I mean lid. That’s what we call it now we’re bikers @ST Colin
Good. My only issue was learning to trust it to propel itself on the slow manoeuvres as I found myself is wanting to clutch a lot in fear of it stalling.
Do you know what sort of helmet you’re after?
Edit: Sorry I mean lid. That’s what we call it now we’re bikers @ST Colin
All the instructors insist on no clutch at all. Bike only pootles along at 5mph so slow enough but I just have this sensation of it cutting out. Sort of over it now thankfullyKeep a little pressure on the clutch all the time when doing slow manoeuvers to take up the few mm of slack. Then just squeeze it/feather it to keep the speed under control. It's much more acceptable to do this on a bike than you would on an average car. Probably not the mid range bikes you are learning on, but some bigger bikes have very high first gears. (Some litre sports bikes will do 100mph in 1st gear )
That’s a nice looking lid. I think the right sort of price bracket too. Mine has bedded in nicely already and feels great and I’m glad I got one right away.Have ordered a KGV K5-S. Tried on the K3 which was a really nice fit but they didn't have a K5 in the colour I wanted. Just need to try on some boots.
Ah ok, sorry for any confusion. I remember being taught to do this during U-turns, but I suppose that was 20 years ago, might be different now.All the instructors insist on no clutch at all. Bike only pootles along at 5mph so slow enough but I just have this sensation of it cutting out. Sort of over it now thankfully
Light pressure on the rear brake while the clutch is fully out keeps the bike in check for the slow speed slalom, slow ride and figure 8’s. I was told that the instructor would be watching to ensure the left hand wasn’t pulling the clutch during those manoeuvres.I was taught to use the clutch and I only learned 2 years ago. I would have thought you’d be going a bit too fast for some of the manoeuvres without using the clutch but obvs not.
Y?Lessons now cancelled for 4weeks. Feck sake.
Guy said they were given notice today that they had to close for 4 weeks or something to that effect.Y?
Motorcycle tests still go ahead as they are not considered close contact. Surely lessons would be the same no??