Brand new to biking

Steve

Speak to ART. Although i didn't do my theory through them, they will lend you loads of books and CD's so that you can practice before you take your test. It makes sense as it can save you a fortune on books etc. I wish i'd realised before i did my CBT!

I should be asking for some freebies now as thats the third time i've recommended them!

I drove from Bedford every day, which is about the same distance and it was worth it. Steve was my instructor and was brilliant. Personally i would ask if he were available as he went into some advanced theory stuff that has helped me. Oh and when you do pass the ride back from Cambridge is one of the best of your life!

Dan

Originally Posted by copper kettle

Steve

Speak to ART. Although i didn't do my theory through them, they will lend you loads of books and CD's so that you can practice before you take your test. It makes sense as it can save you a fortune on books etc. I wish i'd realised before i did my CBT!

I should be asking for some freebies now as thats the third time i've recommended them!

I drove from Bedford every day, which is about the same distance and it was worth it. Steve was my instructor and was brilliant. Personally i would ask if he were available as he went into some advanced theory stuff that has helped me. Oh and when you do pass the ride back from Cambridge is one of the best of your life!

Dan

Yeah Steve was my instructor too....and also instructed several friends i recommended so i deserve some freebies too

Steve

Hint for you when booking - check the time of the exam on 4th day, if you're trying to do all from scratch it makes a big difference to your training time if you're on a 9.30 or 10.30 test - effectively you may only get 1 day on 500cc.

Good luck!
Liam

Originally Posted by Jelster

Direct access is the way to go. If you have a car licence you have road sense, you just need to apply it differently with a bike.

Riding the 500cc bike on my DAS was easier than the 125.

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I concur.