Blurr wrote:congrats mate!!!just goes to show that you were concerned enough to make sure your riding was perfect even though people were telling you it was easy.
Yeah a few people said it was hard , and to do this and that , but i practiced so much at night and i ride everyday to and from work, it just felt like i was having fun with a couple of mates. I ended up just flicking through the cones and the uturn i did on a dime, which was funny. the braking was the worst part coz my front forks need re-oiling and the back kept locking up , but i just pushed down on my fat arse, and it was sweet. the head checks which was the thing that i thought i would get unstuck on but it never really poped into my mind, i just did them. They push the fact of setting up aswell, but riding on the great western everyday im always setting up there, coz of wankers in cars so that was also inprinted in my brain.
the only thing i saw was people doingthe test and they have hardly ridden and were at the end of there 1 year learners, so it was a matter of getting them or having to redo the l's course, personally as soon as the 3 months were up i had them booked just incase i failed i had plenty of time to re do them.
1987 GPX250R. memories
2002 ZX7R . sold!!!!
I want My 7r BACK!!!!!!! Grrrrrr