Bikesafe police courses?

I have just booked one for 21st March at the Warren, Bromley. I am looking forward to it as I met the guys at BSB Brands Hatch and they seemed a really nice bunch.

I looked into the one in my area and they charge £50 but Bromley is supported by Gov and they only charge £30.

I asked about my load exhaust and they said as long as its within legal limits so if your bike isn't road legal I would check the website first.

Originally Posted by Dave20046

Anyone done one? I've just booked one in sheffield (would be cool if someone else did too, boycott it sv style lol) but somethings just crossed my mind. My bike is very slightly louder than standard so it might be a bit obvious I have an aftermarket exhaust on - will this be a problem?



p.s The title's supposed to say 'police'

Do it. The police might not like your exhaist, give them a call first to check.

[mattSV]

Originally Posted by Luckypants

Ahhh missed that bit of your post. My bike was parked up in the N. Wales police HQ courtyard with small-ish plate, loud twin Renegade exhausts and smaller indicators. It did roar when started nothing was said.

They checked documentation before taking us on the road, so take MOT, insurance and license.

Same for me - I did the Hampshire Bikesafe in 2003 with twin 'not for road use' renegade cans - only comment was 'bloody hell, they sound nice.

Im going to sort one out with Cleveland either next month or the month after.

just put my name down for the april one in wiltshire - it says free on the website so wait and see

just put my name down for one in wakefield on the 4th april. hope they let me off with my exhaust. Looking forward to it

[Grant66]

Lancashire Constabulary Bikesafe initiative has been postponed until further notice.

[ophic]

Originally Posted by gajjii

Lancashire Constabulary Bikesafe initiative has been postponed until further notice.

Mebbe if we all ride into hedges they'll change their mind?

Originally Posted by Luckypants

The course in N. Wales is free to residents.

The South Wales is £100, so I guess Brunstrum can't be all bad.

[Dave20046]

Also getting a derbyshire one booked as they are subsidising 70% for derbyshire residents and 50% for those who use their roads.