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Yeah 48 on the swerve
Proper riders pass their MOD1 with no faults...
and their MOD2 with 2 faults
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Proper riders pass their MOD1 with no faults...
and their MOD2 with 2 faults
Proper riders pass their MOD1 with no faults...
and their MOD2 with 2 faults
I was just happy to pass it at all I was worried nerves may get the best of me and I'd do something stupid but in the end I felt alright, it was a bonus the examiner was a nice guy too.
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Well done on passing your mod 1.
Thanks.
Congrats! I got a minor for 48 on the swerve too
Cheers I was a little hesitant on that one after doing it at 65 when practising yesterday and wiping out the cone
IC3; said:Brand New Hamicad tail tidy for my SV
have you ordered your numberplate yet? just wondered where your ordering from
EDIT: and congrats to scratchy,idk how you lot cope with all the hurdles of these modern tests,what a faff
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Get your plate from http://www.proplates.co.uk/. Really good quality and come with free stickies to put it on.
There are fewer 'show plate' printers these days, a load went legit recently and don't provide 7x5 and need V5 and include their postcode on the plate etc.
+1 for proplates. Recently ordered from them. Great quality plate and a reasonable price.
I've bought it from the same seller as you, my OCD turns on as the text is not perfectly in the centre...
I'll take a picture.
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No harm in asking.
Think I'm going to order a spare from proplates for mine, all number plates seem to end up looking a bit battered over time and I don't want to be stuck with a stamped full size if I do ever need/want to replace it. Seems they are clamping down more on 'show plate' printers.
Think I'm going to order a spare from proplates for mine, all number plates seem to end up looking a bit battered over time and I don't want to be stuck with a stamped full size if I do ever need/want to replace it. Seems they are clamping down more on 'show plate' printers.
Congrats! I got a minor for 48 on the swerve too
Good work gentleman. When is Mod 2?
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It was warm enough (just) to take out the thermal lining from my leather jacket today Riding home last night I was in danger of being a bit too warm with it in, summer is almost here!
I'll put away the clear visor next week too, can nearly do it already but it's getting a little dark at 6pm, next week it'll be nice and light with the clocks going forward.
Riding home last night I was in danger of being a bit too warm with it in, summer is almost here! I'll put away the clear visor next week too, can nearly do it already but it's getting a little dark at 6pm, next week it'll be nice and light with the clocks going forward.
I've been without my bike for almost 5 days now. Feels like a life time.
Riding down to Cornwall soon though. Any tips for long journeys? if the weather is rubbish I'll drive down but would like to ride, just don't know how it'll feel on my wrists after 3 hours.
Riding down to Cornwall soon though. Any tips for long journeys? if the weather is rubbish I'll drive down but would like to ride, just don't know how it'll feel on my wrists after 3 hours.
If you're using motorways remember to wiggle your toes every now and again to stop them going to sleep as you'll hardly be using the gear shift or rear brake. Apart from that not really it's just another ride regardless of length.
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Bristol to Cornwall isn't a long journey!!
What bike are you on? There's some cracking roads if you want to take the scenic route, A39 over exmoor to bideford, the the A386 to the A30, then onwards from there.
What bike are you on? There's some cracking roads if you want to take the scenic route, A39 over exmoor to bideford, the the A386 to the A30, then onwards from there.