It's so expensive I find, the whole thing. I'm a competent rider and think I'd ace it. Then I'd go and spend all that money and royally **** it all up no doubt.. lol
Not really. Mod 1 £80. Mod 2 £80. Theory £40. Cbt £100. And bonus part is if you've got a 125 and l plates you can go out and practice all day long. Unlike a car where you need somebody woth you.
To be fair i paid about £600 to do my car license so it's not that bad. Passed theory first time. Had 20 lessons. And two practicle tests. So about £600. Bikes about the same though i doubt i'll
Need loads and loads of lessons.
Not really. Mod 1 £80. Mod 2 £80. Theory £40. Cbt £100. And bonus part is if you've got a 125 and l plates you can go out and practice all day long. Unlike a car where you need somebody woth you.
To be fair i paid about £600 to do my car license so it's not that bad. Passed theory first time. Had 20 lessons. And two practicle tests. So about £600. Bikes about the same though i doubt i'll Need loads and loads of lessons.
You not done your full test? Need L plates on your DT then... Or you'll get three points...
Meh! Where am i going to get a 400 from lol. I'd have to hire one from my training grounds.
If i do my light motorcycle test. Pass mod 1 and 2. Do i then need to do my theory again?
As far as I'm aware, you do the theory once for the 125CC or 400CC, if you do it again for a bigger bike the theory from before is all good. No need to repeat, least according to RoadcraftNottingham.
if you do mod 1 on a 125 then you can only take a mod 2 on a 125 but if you take your 125 licence on your 125 as for now you just dont want l plates then when you want a bigger bike you only need to do mod 2 on that bigger bike witch is only £80 or i think around £150 with bike rental and a days lesson from a training place.
and you can do it on any size cc from what i understand aslong as its 48bhp