Hi Leanna, wanted to pop by and say a huge thank you for all of your uploads. Passed my Mod 1 and 2 last week at first time of asking with just a couple of minors (silly mistakes). While learning, have managed to go through pretty much all of your uploads and they were an immense help. There are a few similar channels around but for some reason i always ended up coming back here, something about the way you convey it was just more simple to understand and stuck with me. Keep it up!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Congrats on your tests 👏👏😊 The real learning is only just beginning now! Thank you for your kind comments, I'm really pleased you've found the channel to be of some help. Enjoy your bike and stay safe 😊

Passed Mod 2 Thursday just gone. No minor faults. Weather was terrible! Many thanks, your videos were incredibly helpful.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

4 ай бұрын

Congrats. You're very welcome 😊

Lovely clear video, good work 👏

@motorcyclelessonsuk

7 күн бұрын

@@user-gz6bg2ll6s thank you, very kind.

Hey there, this was incredibly valuable - I, unfortunately didn't pass my mod 2 on Thursday due to following distance (Kicker was this was at the end of the test, DOH!) Completely understand the examiner's comments, ultimately this is for my own safety. Awaiting the next available slot which should be in 8 business days from now and have been leaving the recommended distance in my car just to drill it into my head. Ride safe!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

11 ай бұрын

Oops 😬😂. Thank you for the kind comments and good luck next time 😊

@joshuadavies4266

11 ай бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk I just want to say thanks for your content again! I passed my mod2 today with an absolutely clean sheet and your videos were so bloody helpful!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

11 ай бұрын

@@joshuadavies4266 Fabulous, well done 😊👏👏🎉🎊 Thanks for letting me know. Stay safe and stay back 😉. Forward planning is only possible if you can see beyond the vehicle in front 👍

Great videos! I passed on Monday, but will keep coming back as this is really the beginning 🙂

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Great news, well done 😊 Thanks for the comments, much appreciated 👍

great video. reminded me of the other night. a moped over took me and rode impatiently behind a car, nearly crashed when the car broke, then nearly rode into central reservation, and then tried to over take while car in front of that was turning right. sheesh. fortunately i’ve got to the stage in my life where i don’t sweat having 49cc mopeds overtaking me on my 1200cc.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Crazy people on tiny bikes... You wonder whether they actually have a CBT sometimes... 😬🤔😂

Thanks Leanna, these videos are really helpful.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome, glad you're finding them useful 😊

thankyou for these informative educational videos, your doing wonderful job.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, and you're welcome 😊

Hi Leanna, good point at 10.30 too close prior to overtake... And to this day I'm still amazed that some advanced riding suggests an 'overtaking position', which draws you closer to the rear of the target vehicle.. Not safe advice in my opinion.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Graham. Overtaking is a tricky business isn't it?! Lots of principles out there which some people favour over others and will argue very strongly about 🤔😬

Hi Leanna, its Meeee! 😂 I watched your other videos while i was on holiday but had no time to comment 😂 i have been back a week but they put me on days to run that shift instead of the night one 🤭just found the time now to comment on yet another great video that helps a lot and confirms things i do and things i don't but will do in the future. x Those safety distances i have found very important on a bike, i usually say in my head 10001 10002 10003 10004 depending on weather. Learnt it that way when i was learning to drive a car back in 2015. yes a late bloomer for car and bike 🤣 Only the other day i was holding back because i saw a car 3 cars up was indicating they were turning left in two lane traffic, a car behind me obviously didn't know why i was slowing down and why i was leaving a bigger space, as i anticipated the cars in front were going to slow down. Anyway he put his foot down to over take me, swerving to the right lane in front of a car on the right, then getting in front of me and having to slam his breaks on due to the cars in front putting their breaks on to allow the car to turn left, but by that time i had slowed down more guessing he was going for the over take and i was able to have plenty of time to slow without stopping 🤫 If id been to close to the cars i wouldn't of seen the indicator of that car, the car behind would be happy but I might not of had time to react. hope you understood all that 🤣 I hope you missed your little stalker🤣🤣 safe ride and stay healthy Your stalker Kev🤭

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

😂 Hello Kev, I wondered where you'd been. I hope you enjoyed your long holiday 😊 Well done with your forward planning & anticipation skills, very good 👏👏👏 Quite often a successful ride is determined by accommodating poor planning and driving by others. Sounds like you're doing a good job 😊 Nice to hear from you anyway 👋

@kgba17580

Жыл бұрын

cool i was missed by Super celebrity Leanna 😊 Yes thank you it was great relaxing time. thank you for the praise its nice to feel i am doing ok 👌 looking forward to the next one 😉

Thanks for all your work on these videos. All makes sense and easy to follow 👌 💯.

@motorcyclelessonsuk

8 ай бұрын

You're welcome. I'm glad you're finding them useful 😊 Thank you for letting me know.

Still hear your voice and guidance every little trip I do :) Hope you’re well x

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hurray, I'm glad the training is sticking well 😂 I hope you've been enjoying that lovely bike of yours between the rain showers 😊 We will have to have a proper catch up soon x

@annhaughton219

Жыл бұрын

Would love to. Going out on wet roads tomorrow so this video was spot on tonight!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

@@annhaughton219great news. I was disappointed when it started to rain at the beginning of filming this but in the end it worked out better than I had hoped, with a few stops to wipe the lens down 😂. I quite like riding in the rain 😊 Catch up soon x

Great Vid , valuable Info's , 1:45 missed life saver on emerging lanes ☝

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Well spotted. On this occasion it wasn't necessary to do one having used the power to get away from the lights and with only one lane turning in that direction, there was no one merging with me. Glad you found the rest of the video helpful 😊

Super helpful!🙂

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it 😊 Thanks 👍

Nice

@motorcyclelessonsuk

7 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

Hi Leanna, thank you for your videos - they are so much help. You are so lovely with your students, it is so great to see. I am preparing to do my CBT next week - am a bit nervous! - but these are really helpful as I prepare. Have you a specific vdeo on filtering? Thanks again.😊

I have a 125cc cruiser style. Pretty heavy for its power. It's almost impossible for me to get that close to the vehicle in front unless they're stopped. 😆

I count up to 2 when the car passes a lampost. Can you do that instead of the sentance?

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Yes but it depends on how fast you say it. The sentence tends to be said at a regular pace so more likely to actually be 2 seconds. Totally up to you of course. Mississippis or Caterpillars, you can say what you like so long as it takes the correct time 😂

This might be a dumb question but I'm looking to start riding motorbikes hopefully by the end of this year. To get your A2 licence is an A2 bike provided for you by the driving school or do you need to have your own? Also can you ride A2 with L plates if you have your A1? The licences are so confusing 😢

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Hello, not a daft question. The training school will provide you with an A2 bike. You cannot ride anything above a 125cc if you either have only a CBT or have completed the mod 1 & 2 tests for the A1 licence unless accompanied by a qualified instructor on a lesson. Hope that helps 😊

@Nathan-pj3yh

Жыл бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk That clears it up, thank you so much!

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

@@Nathan-pj3yh you're welcome 😊

May I know what camera are you using to record your videos? Great content btw :)

@motorcyclelessonsuk

19 күн бұрын

Thank you 😊 This series was videoed on a GoPro Hero8, sound recorded through the Drift XL Pro.

@EyadRadwan

19 күн бұрын

@@motorcyclelessonsuk Amazing thank you for the answer. And I am happy to say I passed my Mod 2 test yesterday. Don't think I could have done it without your content

@motorcyclelessonsuk

18 күн бұрын

@@EyadRadwan well done 😊

That's fine but it only encourages people in a hurry to pull out, if you are leaving a 4 second gap in wet conditions and there's an aggressive Bmw up your arse what do you do?

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Staying safe is all about anticipating the potential hazard and accommodating for it before it happens, so if you're concerned a vehicle may pull out, cover the horn, be prepared to slow down, move position etc. What would you do with an impatient vehicle behind you? Would you rather ride closer to the vehicle in front and risk becoming a jam sandwich when it all goes wrong 😬? What other options do you have to stay safe? Thanks for your comments 😊

Only a fool breaks the two second rule and only a pratt goes faster than that, saying this in the wet takes four seconds 😀

@motorcyclelessonsuk

Жыл бұрын

Haha yes we occasionally use something similar, though probably best not to type it on here for rear of ruining my professional persona 😉🤣 Thanks for your comment 😊