Failed Test :(

lol i am lovely! dad didnt get round to telling me off, i will accompany you i suppose but i want a real bike first dad if your reading this! My restriction is up in august hint hint,lol.

Just before my test the other guy who was doing his test on a 500(cocky bugger) dropped the bike at a junction and surprise surprise i did better than him on his test infact he nearly failed, beaten by a girl, he wasnt so cocky then on the ride back!

Nic

NIC, please get your own site name registered, you obviously take after me but i av passed three tests 1st time, tractor, car and bike, good looks run in the family as well as a superior intellect compared to some, it's a shame we are both so modest

Daryl, (senior)

Originally Posted by darylB

NIC, please get your own site name registered, you obviously take after me but i av passed three tests 1st time, tractor, car and bike, good looks run in the family as well as a superior intellect compared to some, it's a shame we are both so modest

Daryl, (senior)

So you did the tractor test on the Thundercat then, no?

NO. not the cat, the machine was red and built in Britain, umm let me think, yep it was a ddddayto, massey ferguson.

Daryl.

lol, well i should of passed first time but I think i have a uncoincence thing against cyclists :P

I think everyone does stupid pedestrians on wheels!!

So i made my own account as dad kept moaning on about it.....

and how long did it take you?! :P

Well if all goes to plan tomorrow i will be the owner of a brand new SV650 K6 (naked)... just it will be 130miles away and I still need to pass :P

Originally Posted by northwind

I passed first time, and... nuff said really.

i passed first time, with no minors.. must be brilliant.

good luck on the re-test. i think a big chunk of it is down to luck on the day... unless your a numpty who can't ride.. and then it has nothing to do with luck

k

Originally Posted by Abyss

Cheers everyone.

Yep i never understood the U-turn with foot down, in real life you would just put your foot down... it gives you more balance and less likely to fall and cause an accident (and at the speeds your ment to do your u-turn at it shouldnt matter about putting your foot down)

Just passed my test a few weeks ago nad failedon the u-turn so it was my nemesis to a point. I got my eyes opened recently so I understand now why its a fail. There was a girl doing a practice U-turn with Pro-Scot on a 500cbf. She put her foot down, got a fright and over compensated by trying to hoist the bike up with her right hand. Throttle opened, clutch dropped, bike smacks kerb, throws girl and bike ends up in someone's garden. The girl wasn't hurt (thankfully) but very very shaken.

[northwind]

CSM had me do 10 u-turns in a row on a fairly busy, narrow road. If I mucked one up, start again. Really good preperation...