Qride done! Now the long wait....
- wazza1234
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Qride done! Now the long wait....
Passed qride today. WAY tooooo easy. Watched a dvd, went for a ride (no figure 8, slalom, counter steering etc which I thought was weird...plain old ride through town), copied answers for the written part...done. Now for the long wait till Wednesday so I can go to the DOT after work to get my piccy taken.
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Congrats Wazza!
You would have been marked off for the other skills as you did them...
I think you can actually ride around now as long as you have your QRide cert with you - no?
We are going to be doing a smallish ride, and I can show you a fairly good little run if you like - helps build skills and confidence on a mostly very quiet road...
You would have been marked off for the other skills as you did them...

I think you can actually ride around now as long as you have your QRide cert with you - no?
We are going to be doing a smallish ride, and I can show you a fairly good little run if you like - helps build skills and confidence on a mostly very quiet road...
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Congrats Ben!
Sorry Felix negative there...
Going to go on it on monday with a policeman on a Trumpy......never ridden with him before...gotta make sure I don't clean up his Daytona with my CB400.....
He doesn't seem to me to be the kinda guy who is too worried about the speed limits... 

I would soooooooooooooooooo like to say what I think about that but that would be biting the hand that feeds me at the moment.....Not the first time I have heard a similar story....(no figure 8, slalom, counter steering etc which I thought was weird...plain old ride through town),

I think you can actually ride around now as long as you have your QRide cert with you - no?
Sorry Felix negative there...
I doubt that- Felix doesn't like my ride....Where you going for a ride? Bonesters route?



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Oh, you mean that way you took me after I put my new forks in the ER? That was possibly not the best ride for me to do after getting the bike back on the road after a few weeks idle and feeling HUGELY different to the last time I rode it...
And it got dark and I had the tinted visor...eep...wont make that mistake again. Oh, and the roadworks suprise...faark!! Could be a fun day on the XJ though...assuming the roadworks are done.
I need to do a shorter ride soon to make sure everything is OK with the swingarm bearing replacement I did...should be, but I don't want to find out it isn't halfway through a 300km+ trip...
And it got dark and I had the tinted visor...eep...wont make that mistake again. Oh, and the roadworks suprise...faark!! Could be a fun day on the XJ though...assuming the roadworks are done.
I need to do a shorter ride soon to make sure everything is OK with the swingarm bearing replacement I did...should be, but I don't want to find out it isn't halfway through a 300km+ trip...
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I know exactly how you feel...I was thinking the same thing when he said we were done. Only 2 others doing qride today. One chick who is going straight on a *choke* 1200cc harley and another guy who said straight up that he rides trail bikes but hasnt done so for a few years....rrriiiggghhtttt...would be interesting seeing him countersteer...he should have at least got us to do that....although i have to admit it was the only thing i wasnt looking forward to.bonester wrote: I would soooooooooooooooooo like to say what I think about that but that would be biting the hand that feeds me at the moment.....Not the first time I have heard a similar story....![]()
An old mate and I decided about the same time to get bikes. He was a dirt biker and had never ridden road before, I have an open license thought I haven't used it in 5 years. He did Q-ride and turned up on his shadow 3 days later in polyester work pants and dress shoeswazza1234 wrote: I know exactly how you feel...I was thinking the same thing when he said we were done. Only 2 others doing qride today. One chick who is going straight on a *choke* 1200cc harley and another guy who said straight up that he rides trail bikes but hasnt done so for a few years....rrriiiggghhtttt...would be interesting seeing him countersteer...

I'm nagging old mate to spend the cash on some good boots and pants but he doesn't seem to interested at the mo. I can still remember waking up with the bedsheets stuck to my weeping scabs after my first drop. Now it's Boots and Pants and Jacket and Gloves for me!!