Motorbike Theory booked
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Am I a grannie?
Sorry for not being 'cool' - you clearly are!
(Can we touch each others private parts?)
oooh I'm looking to do this soon and don't have any books or computer stuff yet, what would you recommend?
This is all you need:
It contains all the 900 questions of which you may be asked 50. The book, that is, but CD will be fine too. You can easily sell it on afterward too by auction or marketplace.
To be honest, most of it is common sense (ie always make a conservative choice) and much of it will be second nature if you drive. However there are a couple to do with stopping distances and checking rear wheel alignment, etc on a bike that are worth memorising.
http://www.tso.co.uk/dsa_theory_test.html
In addition, there are practice tests here, in the same format that you will sit it:
http://www.all4bikers.com/theory/index.php
http://www.theory-tests.co.uk/home/
It contains all the 900 questions of which you may be asked 50. The book, that is, but CD will be fine too. You can easily sell it on afterward too by auction or marketplace.
To be honest, most of it is common sense (ie always make a conservative choice) and much of it will be second nature if you drive. However there are a couple to do with stopping distances and checking rear wheel alignment, etc on a bike that are worth memorising.
http://www.tso.co.uk/dsa_theory_test.html
In addition, there are practice tests here, in the same format that you will sit it:
http://www.all4bikers.com/theory/index.php
http://www.theory-tests.co.uk/home/
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2/3rds or 3/4ers ??
Lol, only did mine last summer but forgotten.
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Good luck then Doran 
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Well Done Doran
i havent passed yet - got it at midday!
Back from the test centre - passed!
48/50 in the multiple choice. Pretty sure I got the question wrong about slowing down when you get a puncture. In the practice ones there were options of brake suddenly or brake slowly (and two other silly ones). In this one, it was brake (neither sudden nor soft) or release throttle and roll to a stop. I selected the former. Surely it can't be the latter? No idea what else I got wrong.
As for hazard perception, well, its such a stupid test. I got zero for one question from apparently pressing the buttons too much. The problem, I think, is that you can also spot a hazard so early you dont get any points and the next time you click it you get like 1 or 2.
After I got zero i was in constant state of fear it would happen again. But still, glad I got through it. now to give the test number to bikewize to confirm my practical test on the 9th next month. Come on!
48/50 in the multiple choice. Pretty sure I got the question wrong about slowing down when you get a puncture. In the practice ones there were options of brake suddenly or brake slowly (and two other silly ones). In this one, it was brake (neither sudden nor soft) or release throttle and roll to a stop. I selected the former. Surely it can't be the latter? No idea what else I got wrong.
As for hazard perception, well, its such a stupid test. I got zero for one question from apparently pressing the buttons too much. The problem, I think, is that you can also spot a hazard so early you dont get any points and the next time you click it you get like 1 or 2.
After I got zero i was in constant state of fear it would happen again. But still, glad I got through it. now to give the test number to bikewize to confirm my practical test on the 9th next month. Come on!
Nice one, congrats, now all you need to do is your DAS and you're laughing, c'mon.
Well done! One stop closer to being disappointed with a CB500
You and everyone else make me wanna buy a fireblade. Only then instead of defending the CB500, I would have to defend my ability to ride a thou.