I bought the deep blue X10. I am just sorting the insurance today and waiting for the phone call from the shop. Possible it is going to be done before weekend....
Piaggio X 10
- SoloSzabi
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Thanks guys! Mod 2 was good and I got a very positive feedback.
I bought the deep blue X10. I am just sorting the insurance today and waiting for the phone call from the shop. Possible it is going to be done before weekend....
I bought the deep blue X10. I am just sorting the insurance today and waiting for the phone call from the shop. Possible it is going to be done before weekend....
Are we there yet?
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Well done Solo. From what I've seen, it's all rather difficult compared to what I had to do.
The memsahib's going through the process now. Got her Mod 1 again on Friday, (having failed once on the emergency stop)...
The memsahib's going through the process now. Got her Mod 1 again on Friday, (having failed once on the emergency stop)...
Spike
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Re: Piaggio X 10
Enjoy the x10 its a great town bike with fab pick up
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Thanks Spike!
Mod 1 is quite interesting. If you confident enough, you can pass it first time. Little hesitation can kill the whole test. I was a bit worried with the swerve, but I managed to do it with 67km/h...lol The examiner gave me a kudos
Mod 2 is more complex. Your nerves are on fire in the first few minutes, but when you calm down and you think the examiner is a satnav, it is much easier. If someone wants a few tips, just flick me a private message.
I think it is not a big deal if you fail once on any Mod, but I seen a guy in the driving school, who failed 4 times already on Mod 2 and his driving was terrible.... Should have some law, if you fail X times, you have to wait at least 12-18 months to retake the test.
Mod 1 is quite interesting. If you confident enough, you can pass it first time. Little hesitation can kill the whole test. I was a bit worried with the swerve, but I managed to do it with 67km/h...lol The examiner gave me a kudos
Mod 2 is more complex. Your nerves are on fire in the first few minutes, but when you calm down and you think the examiner is a satnav, it is much easier. If someone wants a few tips, just flick me a private message.
I think it is not a big deal if you fail once on any Mod, but I seen a guy in the driving school, who failed 4 times already on Mod 2 and his driving was terrible.... Should have some law, if you fail X times, you have to wait at least 12-18 months to retake the test.
Are we there yet?
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Me been SOLO and this other guy Solo getting confusing lol

Solo West Yorkshire Leeds! Wacht out for killer taxi drivers!
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The memsahib failed because she applied both brakes at the same time!SoloSzabi wrote:Thanks Spike!
Mod 1 is quite interesting. If you confident enough, you can pass it first time. Little hesitation can kill the whole test.
Instant fail...
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Pff... bad luck, hopefully next time is coming out right. One of the guy failed, because he blocked the rear wheel...
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gn2
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What total aund utter crap.SpikeOne wrote:The memsahib failed because she applied both brakes at the same time!
Instant fail...
How the F can using the brakes correctly get you a fail?
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HahaSOLO wrote:Me been SOLO and this other guy Solo getting confusing lol
I got my "solo" nickname when I was racing solo 24 and 12 hours MTB races.
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I have to say, if you get a grumpy examiner, you can fail on anything. Usually fail on emergency stop is the rear wheel blocking and shifting down before stop. But instructor was telling about right braking balance... I have no clue, I did how I felt and it turned out right.gn2 wrote:What total aund utter crap.SpikeOne wrote:The memsahib failed because she applied both brakes at the same time!
Instant fail...
How the F can using the brakes correctly get you a fail?
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