And anyway, all this scooters not fast enough shit....the crap CG125s I learnt on could hardly get near 60!!!

have you got some of those awfull sigle road humps near you, if you have fantastic for driving swerve practice.

I passed first time with no lessons and just a learners book and youtube, check this guy; http://www.youtube.com/user/RoadcraftNo ... re=g-all-c his teaching seemed to gel nicely with my riding style. Although I did have 13000 miles under my belt on a PCX, which then got written off and I got my S-Wing which I took my test on.

As for taking the test, Mod 1 I found the scoot to just about have enough power to get to the required speed.

Mod 2 was a breeze

Glad i passed years ago,both motorbike/car.Tall fat old git now riding s Honda sh125 [2nd 1] looking at getting a motorbike,as always..Keep the scoot though.

EastAnglian wrote:I passed first time with no lessons and just a learners book and youtube, check this guy; http://www.youtube.com/user/RoadcraftNo ... re=g-all-c his teaching seemed to gel nicely with my riding style. Although I did have 13000 miles under my belt on a PCX, which then got written off and I got my S-Wing which I took my test on.

As for taking the test, Mod 1 I found the scoot to just about have enough power to get to the required speed.

Mod 2 was a breeze

Cheers for that! I've got an s-wing too so at least I know it can get up to the speed ok. Was it a close thing on the speed? The instructor said that was his issue with the scooters.

richie the 1st wrote:Glad i passed years ago,both motorbike/car.Tall fat old git now riding s Honda sh125 [2nd 1] looking at getting a motorbike,as always..Keep the scoot though.

Richie take a look at the new Honda (NC700X) ideal for a "tall fat old git", who also likes to conserve his funds, you can also have an auto version (DCT).

poldark wrote:

richie the 1st wrote:Glad i passed years ago,both motorbike/car.Tall fat old git now riding s Honda sh125 [2nd 1] looking at getting a motorbike,as always..Keep the scoot though.

Richie take a look at the new Honda (NC700X) ideal for a "tall fat old git", who also likes to conserve his funds, you can also have an auto version (DCT).

Seen 1 in red,no thanks Poldark,wont gears/kickstart cos i miss them.

richie the 1st wrote:

poldark wrote:

richie the 1st wrote:Glad i passed years ago,both motorbike/car.Tall fat old git now riding s Honda sh125 [2nd 1] looking at getting a motorbike,as always..Keep the scoot though.

Richie take a look at the new Honda (NC700X) ideal for a "tall fat old git", who also likes to conserve his funds, you can also have an auto version (DCT).

Seen 1 in red,no thanks Poldark,wont gears/kickstart cos i miss them.

Are we talking old British then or is one of them Indian Royal Enfields calling to you!

None of them Poldark,keep looking at motorbikes thinking i like that 1-and that 1-and that 1..

poldark wrote:Are we talking old British then or is one of them Indian Royal Enfields calling to you!

Don't think the new fuel injected Royal Enfield engine has a kickstart...?