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06-11-15, 10:13 AM | #1 |
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Mod 1 test on my sv
Can I stick my sv in the back of my van and turn up at the test centre and drop it out and just do the test ?
I'm trying to do it as cheap as possible ya see. I feel like my training company are extracting loads of money and the cost is mounting up ! It's £15 a pop to do mod one, so if i do it a couple of times or whatever it's still cheaper than the cost of riding up there with my instructor on a hire bike etc. I know I've got the mod 1 nailed, my road riding is perfect. The cost is just frustrating |
06-11-15, 02:31 PM | #2 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
As far iam awere you can use your own vehicle as long its restricted, mot'ed and insured. Call t dvla for more info.
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06-11-15, 02:33 PM | #3 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
I'm 37 been driving a car 20 yrs, is the restriction still applicable?
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06-11-15, 03:50 PM | #4 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
nope, but good luck getting insurance for the day, i hear its expensive.
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06-11-15, 04:41 PM | #5 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
Insurance to ride around a tennis court ?
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06-11-15, 04:51 PM | #6 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
Mod1 it wont matter too much.
They do make you sign a declaration that you have valid insurance etc. Technically, you should have. |
06-11-15, 06:18 PM | #7 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
It is not very easy to get insurance if you have not passed your test unless it's a 125. There is also a weight to KW ratio that you need to check. I assume that you are doing the category A test that means:
Now that applies to the module 2 and I would assume that the same applies to Mod 1. Are you taking any lessons to do the Module 1? The school should be able to advise, but I know on other sites instructors have said that you need the same power bike and the power to weight issue has been a bit of a arbitrary point to using the SV650 though I have never seen anything definitive. |
09-11-15, 03:52 PM | #8 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
I wouldnt use the SV for MOD 1, I think its a bit lumpy and difficult for the U turn etc. I dont know for sure but It doesnt feel like a good idea.
I have been thinking about using mine to re-do my test to get rid of the restriction. its a pain in the ar*e |
09-11-15, 06:14 PM | #9 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
I can't speak about the 2nd generation SV650 but I have the S version and certainly some of what you need to do with Mod 1 would be difficult on that if not impossible.
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09-11-15, 07:44 PM | #10 |
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Re: Mod 1 test on my sv
I think you need insurance in case you damage the surface of the test area. Throttle body balance, tps adjust, clutch adjusted as per manual, the sv would be ok but the lesser lock on the S may well make the U turn an interestimg one. Also the position of the S with more weight on the bars will make the slow manouevers harder.
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