Excellent example, this is exactly what KZread needs you're a breath of fresh air for new riders. I actually learnt a lot from Russ's videos back in 2012 when I passed my test. My wife is now learning to ride and we shall use your content to advantage, because as good as Russ videos are, they're a bit dated now lol. Still useful though, but it's great to see new up to date content, thanks for taking the effort to upload and film these, I'm sure you'll help many people get through and grow this community. Good job 👏

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate your kind words. I'm glad the videos will be of use. It seemed daft to be filming every lesson and not use it to help others. I've let Russ know and sent him off to the knackers yard 🤣😉 Good luck to your wife with her training and safe riding for you both. It's lovely to ride out together ☺️ Thanks again.

@JHJHJHJHJH

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk Lmao. Poor Russ. I bet he's feeling very 'chudged' right now. Haha.

@juliancurtis4071

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk Just read this Leanna.. Russ off to the knackers yard 🤣 to be fair, been subbed to him for years.. I hope to come over & see you guys one day, Russ has a great selection of chariots! & maybe you let me know how terrible I am at riding lol

The way you teach by talking in a calm and professional manner, but without talking down to the student was great to watch. Please keep making these videos, I would of benefited greatly from them when I was learning.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, that's good to hear. There are more lined up soon ☺️

@GaijinGamerGirl

11 ай бұрын

Most instructors are actually quite easy going and have a good sense of humour. You'd be surprised what the bike community is really like 😆

@axleg1254

5 ай бұрын

A yes from me 2, thanks leanna.

Brings back memories, so much to learn and think about and trying to keep the nerves under control. Great videos.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Haha yes there's a lot to think about when it's all new! Thanks for your comment 😊

Watched this video about 5 times before doing my test and focused a lot on the key points were spoke about and had a perfect pass on my first go! Cheers for the insight! 💪🏽

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Congrats! It's all in the preparation! Great result, very pleased for you 😁👍

I could listen to her all day lovely calming voice.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

9 ай бұрын

Thanks Paul 😊

Lad looked like he was learning very quick under your simple, informative guidance. Well done

@motorcyclelessonsuk

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, he did very well on the test 😊

Really enjoyed this. I really like your instructing style; constructive criticism with lots of encouragement and positive feedback. I wish my instructor had been more like you! 👌🏼

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Samuel, much appreciated.

This is brilliant, I’m doing my DAS this week and got my MOD 1 training this weekend. Glad I watched this as I’ll watch it a good few times to remember the points you make. I’m going to watch this many times to get familiar with the layout. 👍

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Ай бұрын

Great stuff, I'm glad you found it helpful. Best of luck 🤞🏻

great for peaple to watch if there concidering doing there bike test i did my test when i was 46 .darn 60 this yr lol .i failed my mod one about 3 times if i remember lol all due to being nervous stupid me knocked a cone over on one .forgot to stop in the blue box on another to slow on the ovoidence on another lol but got there in the end.so if anyone reads this forget the nerves and concentrate on the job in hand i did pass in the end ha ha .got my licence ...sept 2020 did the nc 500 1,600 miles round trip from my house and back so yh even oldie's like me can do it ....ha ha great video keep up the good work

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom. We say the same to our students. Nerves can get the better of you, so try to leave them at home and remember you WILL pass, because it's something you really want to do, regardless of whether it happens first time or not. Glad to hear you've been making the most of your bike. There's some spectacular roads in Scotland 😊. Thanks again.

This is a world away from my old part 1, and part 2 test's from a few decades ago! Be nice to try this one day in a mock up test ;)

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

I can only imagine! Thanks for the comments. Come along and give it a go if you want 🤣😉

@juliancurtis4071

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk In the 25+ years I have been riding, I got twatted off my bike by a red light jumper last year. & that is my only incident in all this time.. but looking at this video, I do wonder if I'd make the grade! so yeah maybe I will pop on over to you guys & just see how I pan out ;)

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

You'd be more than welcome Julian. The kettle is always on, the tea/coffee is free, though the tuition might not be I'm afraid 😉

Great coaching - learned a lot about the requirements of the test myself and could see the learner rider’s skills improving as the lesson developed.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks John, much appreciated.

Very informative. Makes me grateful that I was one of the last candidates in my area to sit the old style test. You can never get enough training on a bike before and after sitting the test.

I failed my Bike test at aged 17 then went on to a car, then wanted a bike again so at age 50 I took all the mods and passed 1st time, was as happy as Larry

@motorcyclelessonsuk

9 ай бұрын

Excellent, well done 👍😊 that's a great achievement.

@MrSagsta

2 ай бұрын

I wanted to go for my bike test as well at 17. My dad said no😢. I'm 43 this year. I'm an ADI instructor for category B vehicles, have my c+e class 1 hgv, d+e bus/coach. Just have my bike license to obtain. I'm going for it this year as I've always loved them. First bike I rode was a 1100cc Yamaha at 18-19years. Didn't even come out of second gear lol

Super useful, thank you! I think I will be watching this multiple times

@motorcyclelessonsuk

4 ай бұрын

You're welcome. That's what it's there for! Best of luck 😊

Got my mod 1 tomorrow... I've been dreading it all day today but your videos are giving me hope, haha!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

That's lovely to hear! Best of luck 👍

I just watched the mod1 lesson video you have done and I wish I had had that level of clear instruction and help last year! As you can guess probably by now I have had an interesting journey so far learning to ride a motorbike. Thankyou now I understand mod 1! 😁

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hi Sue, good to hear you found the video helpful 😊, sorry that you've found your journey a little tricky 😔 Hopefully these uploads might help a bit more for you.

Excellent training metodology. Talking to the student in a professional, friendly tone is essential. Well done and thanks for the excellent material

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Davide, very kind words. You're very welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊

I've been enjoying Russ's videos and watch them repeatedly. It's nice to have some fresh training videos as well though. I have ridden before but never taken my full licence. I'm going to do my CBT this week after a break from riding and then take my DAS for my full licence later in the year. It's always good to get a head-start and a fresh perspective on training. Sometimes explaining it a certain way can just make it click for someone. I'm looking forward to more of your videos.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I have some CBT and post-CBT, pre-DAS (further pre-test training on a 125cc) videos to come yet which may be helpful for you. I'm glad you've been enjoying both Russ's and my videos. Thanks again for the support.

Very nice example how to teach the new riders .... tone of your voice is amazing and relaxing the same time...well done

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Marek 😊

Absolutely brilliant coach…clear, encouraging and friendly…I’ve got my Mod 1 and 2 in August, this video really helps me to visualise the whole process and to think about what to watch out for. Thanks for uploading this content….solid gold 🏍

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. I'm glad it's of use to you. Good luck with your training and tests 👍

@thesmithsmaf

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk when people refer to DAS is that the Mod 1 and Mod 2 - I'm a bit confused - thx in advance

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

​@@thesmithsmaf Hello, sorry for late reply, KZread doesn't alway notify me of new comments on old threads. DAS is the process to obtaining the big bike licence so yes, it's Mod 1 then Mod 2.

Got my Mod 1 next Saturday be watching this daily,, thank you.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Fabulous, good luck! Hope it goes well 😊

Thoroughly enjoyed that video very well filmed

@motorcyclelessonsuk

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, I'm glad 😊

Did mine today. Was the left hand course. I’ve got to say, examiner was very friendly and did a great job of making me feel at ease. In the end passed with no minors. The test centre tarmac is pretty amazing and it’s so much easier to carry speed for the emergency stop and obstacle avoidance.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Great news. Well done. It is very grippy tarmac 😊. Good luck with your Mod 2 👍

Passed my Mod1 today, your videos have been invaluable. Cheers

@motorcyclelessonsuk

7 ай бұрын

Well done 👌, thanks for letting me know 😊 Best of luck for mod 2 🤞

What made the u turn easiest for me was forgetting about finishing directly next to the line and just do a nice tight u turn. Helped me not get too fixated and make a mistake. So long as you remain and finish within the lines, it's a pass.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Ай бұрын

Yes sometimes it helps to relax your focus a little. Looking at the line can be a disaster 😂

Thank you for the video, helped me pass my mod 1 today.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

9 ай бұрын

You're welcome and congrats 👏🎉

Passed my mod1 today, well chuffed. Came close to fluffing up the slalom getting too close to the cones, was glad when it came to doing figure of 8 😂

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Great stuff, well done. On to Mod 2 👍😊

Good effort on your mod 1 training, it's a very difficult to complete. Good luck 👍

you’re a superb tutor

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jason, appreciate your comment and sentiment 😊

Nice up to date video 👍🏽

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you ☺️

Great stuff, I learned quite a bit from watching. I am doing my DAS next month but will practice on the 125 until then.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

4 ай бұрын

Glad you've found it helpful ☺️

great video!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

5 күн бұрын

@@peaceforchildren4303 thank you 😊

Just passed my Full A Mod1, this video helped me big time! 😂 I got a fault for going too wide on the figure of 8 but no biggies.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Happy days, well done 😊🏍️👏👏👏👏

When I took my mod 1, some 10 years back, I remember the back wheel locked for a second stopping on loose gravel after the swerve avoidance test, I thought I had failed but the examiner said I had it under control so didn't fail me to my relief..!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Brilliant, well done. I'm surprised there was loose gravel on the area - perhaps health and safety standards have been more strictly applied these days. Our area regularly has the weed control, salt spreader and sweeper on it to keep it safe all year round.

@akasa231

2 жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk The area used was also an HGV mot center..

Great video. Doing my DAS this month. Still find it crazy that to gain a full bike licence it's 2 strict modules that you can fail relatively easily and it costs anywhere between £600-800 to complete. Yet at 17 years old I could pay for a few lessons and after a quick drive around town and a parallel park, be fully licensed to drive around in a 1 tonne vehicle.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm, it is expensive to ride a motorcycle, however the safety requirements of passing the test will be key to keeping it upright. I believe the driving test is quite rigorous these days, though I'm not a car instructor. It cost me the same to learn to ride in 2011 as it costs our students now, so comparatively I think it's a good deal given inflation should have had far more of an impact than it has on motorcycle training costs. Good luck with your training and tests 👍

@anthonyhope2710

Жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk oh I agree that the costs involved equal the actual training etc to ride a motorbike, I just feel that it's so much easier/cheaper to gain a car license in comparison even though with a car, you're in a much more dangerous vehicle. This is definitely evident when you see plenty of safe Motorcyclists on the road and plenty of very useless car drivers! 😀 Thank you for your wishes! I've got my full day of MOD 1 training tomorrow!

@daddystu7046

Жыл бұрын

Another big hole in the laws for me is treating a 50yr old car driver the same as a fresh faced 17yr old. CBT imo isnt enough for a youngling to be let loose on the road. Theory first perhaps?

Going for Mod1 on Tuesday, gulp! Wish my instructor was as laid back as Leanna! So nervous man! Please make the sun shine!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

6 ай бұрын

Best of luck 👍

@RoobieRoo2

6 ай бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk Drove an hour to test site, was soaked right through despite my Oxford clothing, even heated grips barely registering through gloves, completed all parts, 3 minors, two on observation and one on avoidance test. Almost failed to stop past the two blue cones, my axle was literally in line with them! Thanks so much Leanna for all the vids and encouragement! Mod2 vids here we come! 😊

@motorcyclelessonsuk

6 ай бұрын

@@RoobieRoo2 excellent, well done. Hopefully better weather for the mod 2 🤞

@RoobieRoo2

6 ай бұрын

🥰@@motorcyclelessonsuk

Watching yourself get taught how to do the Mod 1 is great revision for re taking it to get the full license 😂😂

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Күн бұрын

Ha, not many people can say that can they Matt?! 😉😂

I hope when I do my DAS course in July, the instructor’s have the same calming voice and clear instructions

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Every instructor is different but you should be able to pick up some gems from them 🤞Good luck with your course and tests.

Great

@motorcyclelessonsuk

7 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

“Chudge” is a fantastic word. Also you have very nice hands & nails - I know this isn’t the focus of the video though 😂

@motorcyclelessonsuk

11 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣 Errm... thanks?! Well I'm glad you think so anyway as I certainly don't spend time faffing with nails or hand cream. Life is way too short for all that 😂😂😂

@davidyates6189

11 ай бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk well they’re naturally beautiful! Keep on with the great vids - don’t worry, I do actually watch them for the brilliant motorbike instruction, as opposed to any sort of hand fetish 😂

Two questions do you cover Derby area ? Also how much would IT be looking at for DAS I have completed CBT and currently reading for my theory but not booked yet

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hi Kevin, sadly not, but you're welcome to travel to us from Derby 😉☺️. All our current prices are on the website roadcraftnottingham.co.uk. How much you will spend always depends on your ability and progression so it's difficult to give an exact figure. Usually somewhere between £650 & £900 not including test fees. Thanks for your interest 👍

Booking cbt then going to pay for full DAC I’m 24 and recently been interested in bikes

Same routine we did after each stop, pull back to the blue cones to do another u turn for practice. Problem being i was in that habit so much through practice after my emergency stop on my test instead of just turning around i pulled forward and stopped in the box again hahahaha Luckily didn't get a minor of fail for it ha

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Haha easily done. I don't think the examiner would mind so long as the bike was under control 👍

On the obstacle avoidance... should the swerve be made by counter steering ? Thanks

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ray, yes, so when I describe 'pushing away on the right handlebar to go between the two blue cones and then pushing away on then left handlebar to bring the bike back on line', this is the counter-steering effect (pushing down and away on the handlebar at speed, in the direction you want to move - left for left, right for right). Many thanks, Leanna

Hoping to book my CBT soon I wonder if then getting a 125cc would be best for a year or going straight to mod 1 & 2 would make more sense so not picking up bad habits promised myself I'll be on a bike 125cc or other before I turn 40 in December 😅

@motorcyclelessonsuk

8 ай бұрын

Hello, we often recommend students buy a 125 at the start of their learning journey. It is an investment towards your big bike, so long as you look after it, and usually can be sold for not much less than you bought it for. So it's effectively very cheap bike hire which allows you to practise what you're being taught, and makes the learning journey easier. Students who have their own bikes do find it easier so long as they make the time to practise, rather than just ride (there's a difference!). Hope this helps 😊

@bowsnature9336

8 ай бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsukmuch appreciate the reply I'll get CBT booked soon here in Huddersfield and have a look for a 125cc also appreciate all your content your a fantastic instructor

At 7:43 does he do a shoulder check before making the u turn? Looks like his head is just looking where he wants to go? Apologies if i missed something but not doing the shoulder check before making the turn was a fail when i took my test (2012) 😀

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hi David. The shoulder check just before he starts to turn is completed at 7:29-30. Definitely not just a 'look to turn' as I'm quite strict on this! Thanks, Leanna

@davidthomas6681

Жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk fair enough, thought it a bit odd as you mention about the lifesaver later on... thanks very much for the reply 🙂

doing my mod 1 tomorrow bit nervous already lol

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Turn those nerves into excitement! Good luck 😊

@bitsnbobs1969

Жыл бұрын

i passed my tester was very good made cock up emergency stop but let me off ;-)

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

@@bitsnbobs1969 well done. If you passed, you did what was required. A fault here or there which didn't result in a fail can be overcome in time with a little more experience. Congratulations 😊

Do you pay the test centre for the practice? and could anyone do that to gain experience, or is it only training schools which are allowed?

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hi Neil, yes the test centre charges for this, and only approved training bodies can book the practice sessions. Thanks 😊

how many female instructors in the uk? one is you other my lovely instructor E in Eastbourne! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 welldone girls

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

I have no idea, but I know of quite a few just in my local area so it's probably more common than you might imagine. Glad you're finding the videos helpful 😊

Another great video. Just an observation… I assume this was video’d on a weekend? Or does your Test Centre allow use of the area when tests are not being carried out?

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Dean, yes weekends only. It's great to be able to take students to practice at the test centre itself. It certainly helps with familiarity with the cone layout and procedures for the exercises. This tends to help with test day nerves too.

i almost failed mine because I forgot on the swerve that you had to stop between the cones i was so focused on just getting around the cone i was slowing down got to about 15 id say no where near the cones and off to the right i had to accelerate and get back inline with them when i realised oh im meant to be there aint i hahaha. I also found it helpful to ask what my speed was on the control stop so i could get an idea if i needed a touch more to get the 30 or nailed it and just to get that same feeling.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

11 ай бұрын

Oops yes, part of the avoidance is getting back onto the original line, as if moving to the other side of the road and back again to avoid the hazard. Well done for realising just in time 😬😂

@AnythingForSouls

Ай бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk only failed it 4 times passed it on the 5th although feel a bit cheated on my first one some random person was recording it from the car park and he stopped me in the middle of the figure 8s to ask them to stop since recordings not allowed. ( not sure why i had to do it or why he didn't let me finish the figure 8's first) Left me at an awkward angle and I put a foot down coming round so it was over. Other 1 was clipping the cone on the swerve then the other 2 were the slalom.

Am I allowed to use the handle bare at the back of the bike or do I have to put my hand on the seat?

@motorcyclelessonsuk

9 ай бұрын

Depends what bike you are using as to whether it is an actual grab rail or as in the case of ours a crash bar which is too low down on the bike to use comfortably without leaning the bike over too far. If it's an actual grab rail then yes by all means use it. Our bikes don't have them.

@josephciro7084

9 ай бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk Yes it’s a 125 scooter with typical handle bars for passenger to hold on to so I’ll use it thanks for the help it’s for my A1 Mod 1

@motorcyclelessonsuk

9 ай бұрын

@@josephciro7084 lovely. You're welcome and good luck 😊

When you ride a motorbike you look where you want to go, never look at the cones unless you want to hit the cones

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Wise words 😊

They should put car drivers under the same pressure

Just failed my 5th MOD1 test.. Very bad nerves, but I got better and better. Today I nailed it, but failed it! Did whole rest perfectly. Then: Drove out of fenced test area. Parked bike. Turned off engine. Put stand down. Realised as I tilted bike onto stand that it was not fully down. On my own I rescued it, putting bike vertical and then putting stand fully down. The bike was never at a risky angle: I would not have been strong enough to lift a bike that was leaning much. I was failed for that: Your serious faults Use of stand Seems a bit unfair to me!

@brettlha

9 ай бұрын

I looked at the gov.uk website. It says: Module 1 off-road test: what happens You’ll take the module 1 test in an off-road motorcycle manoeuvring area. The test normally takes about 20 minutes and includes: wheeling the moped or motorcycle and using the stand riding a slalom and figure of 8 a slow ride a U-turn cornering and a controlled stop cornering and an emergency stop cornering and hazard avoidance There is a clear diagram of the MMA, and this shows a rectangular area with a "Start" position. My stand error occurred outside the MMA, so was it reasonable to fail me? I had of course already demonstrated that I could use the stand properly in the first part of the actual test. Humph!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

9 ай бұрын

Annoying as it may seem, the test does not finish until you are safely off the bike, having had it fully in control at all times whilst on it. Sadly you were not fully in control, having nearly dropped it. It doesn't matter that it didn't drop, the almost drop highlights a loss of control. Take it in your stride (again) and you'll pass next time 😊

Is there any help for people who have learning disabilities with the theory test?

@motorcyclelessonsuk

10 ай бұрын

I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that, you'd need to ask the DVSA.

I’m 32 years old hold a full car licence what size bike would a mod 1 allow me to ride thanks

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hi James, Mod 1 doesn't allow you to ride anything sadly. You have to take both Mod 1&2 to be able to ride anything over a 125. Apologies for the previous response, somehow I read 32 as 21 (a moment if premature senility) 🤦🏻‍♀️😳😂??? Thanks for your question 😊

When i did my slow ride, i was 1mph and got a minor for going too fast

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm that doesn't sound right to me. It's supposed to be at a walking pace. Are you sure it wasn't 10mph?

@tiggerlator

Жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk No, was 1mph, i was looking ahead but glanced at speedo to make sure i was not too fast. I thought 1mph was fine, he did not.

Can you go too fast when you go into the speed trap?

@motorcyclelessonsuk

11 ай бұрын

No, there is no upper limit, but you will be making the exercises more difficult for yourself if you go very fast. Thanks for the question, it's a good one 👍

14:06 dude does the most obvious life saver & then gets told wasn’t sure if you did one straight after! No wonder they dread the test

@motorcyclelessonsuk

2 ай бұрын

Yes, looking back at it the lifesaver is clear, however the point here is that quite often students don't differentiate between their lifesaver to turn and their look to turn (looking where they want to land), so this is a reminder to everyone to make it obvious. By the way, our students don't dread the test precisely because we take them to the test centre for this practise session. This particular student was especially laid back and passed with 0 faults. Thanks for your constructive comments 😊

To me it’s very weird seeing L plates on a bike above 250cc…but then I am older

@motorcyclelessonsuk

8 ай бұрын

Ah yes. You're certainly giving your age away there 😉😂. Those days are long gone, probably for the best in terms of safety at least.

Is there written tests to this

@motorcyclelessonsuk

9 ай бұрын

There is a theory test separate from the Module 1 and 2, and must be completed prior to these tests. Thanks 😊

Why did you make the student do so many figure of 8’s? Too many causes mistakes

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hi there, thanks for the comment. Practise leads to consistency. If you only do 1 or 2 it doesn't mean you will always be able to do 1 or 2 without making errors. Practise is required to build the machine control and balance skills. If more than one or two leads to mistakes it is arguable the skill has not been suitably practised to gain consistency. Thanks again.

Are you allowed to remove your gloves for this?

@motorcyclelessonsuk

10 ай бұрын

No. The examiner will expect the candidate to be wearing motorcycle gloves. Thanks.

Tested on pushing a bike backwards ?? Flippin 'ek.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Ай бұрын

😂

Sorry, should have added... Great video otherwise 😀😀

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Thanks David 😊

Hello

@motorcyclelessonsuk

6 ай бұрын

👋

Where sre you can you train me lol

@motorcyclelessonsuk

4 ай бұрын

Haha, I'm in Nottingham 😊

@daveleaverdl

4 ай бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk I'm south east. There is a Honda near me though and this looks impressive. I just want someone who will be patient. Scary tests etc

@motorcyclelessonsuk

4 ай бұрын

@@daveleaverdlI understand. I would consider getting a 125cc bike to practise on after you've done your CBT so you can work on your skills between lessons. It makes such a difference and makes the learning curve easier. The tests aren't scary once you've done enough practise and built up your skills. Remember the examiner wants to pass you, they're not trying to catch you out. Best of luck 😊

@daveleaverdl

4 ай бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk thanks. I rode a 50cc for 2 years and a 125 for about 2 weeks lol I got one while I was doing car lessons but passed after 4 lessons lol. It's the money for me I know I'll be selling the 125 asap for a cb650r. I don't know where my anxiety comes from. Thanks for the chat

english isnt my first language and I would struggle following the instructions about going to cones ahha

@motorcyclelessonsuk

10 ай бұрын

Hi Simon, yes that can make it very tricky. Keep working on your English as it is even more important when on the road to hear the instructions 😊

@techtinkerin

10 ай бұрын

Just learn the steps involved then the instructions could be in any language as long as you know where you're up to. Just say ,' yeah okay...'😂👍😎

I’m about to do my mod 1 and 2 next couple of months and really wish if my instructor is calm enough like you 🤍 well done you

@motorcyclelessonsuk

5 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊