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I've NEVER heard of any trg place expecting you to pay for fuel
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I'm so glad I did my test way back when.
just book the day, pay the test fee (can't remember how much but only a couple of quid). Oh, and you had to pay for your own coal Cheers Mark.
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Same as everything else, seems that it's dearer in the south than up here.
I paid in the region of £500 for my CBT/theory test/DAS and test. Did the whole thing over a two week period. |
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In May 2003, mine cost £675 total.
This included Theory Test, CBT, Bike Test, Bike Hire and fuel. This was for CBT on a Saturday, then Mon & Tues on CG125, Wed & Thur on GS500 and a couple of ours on the Friday morning before the test. The training was from 8:00am to 4:00pm each day. I thought that was pretty fair value bearing in mind the test costs. |
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Did my cbt, and the instructor made recommendations depending on your experience/performance etc and I ended up paying £240 for a 3 day course.
There was an optional £50 "insurance" that provided for extra tuition/bike hire should you be unfortunate enough to fail and have to retest. My main problem was the time element. CBT on a Saturday. and first day of lessons on the following Tuesday, it took 4 weeks for my theory test to come through and a further 6 weeks for my test. So second lesson this time on an ER5 having forgotton most things I had been told 2 months earlier was the week before my test and final lesson the day before. In hindsight I wish I had done like some others I know and taken theory test before I started the lessons. Pay for fuel no. Yes did fail first time and had to wait a further 2 months for a retest so glad I had opted for the "insurance" as this got me an extra days lesson the day before my test and the bike/instructor loan for the test BTW prices have changes since I did mine, and school is NW based so probably of no interest. But I have cut the current prices from the Oak Rider Training site Quote:
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It sounds like you were able to get some sort of package? CBT on Saturday, and test on the following friday? So I guess you had already passed your theory and made the test booking and simply booked the course for the week before the test. wish I had done it that way
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