Learning to ride

[duguerre]

Hey all,

 

Just come from overseas and decided to start to learn how to ride.

 

I have started taking lessons at CDC driving centre and given my time constraints (work till 9 most nights) and with working in the city, I get very limited practice on a bike.

 

Currently its at once every 2 weeks or so.

 

Is there anyway around this? That is, can I get someone to teach me outside of the CDC how to ride a bike for a few hours on the weekend? I have some colleagues who are interested in this aswell so we would be looking to practice on a bike and be trained and pay for it.

 

Any suggestions?

 

Thanks

[Blahhh]

LEGALLY, none in Singapore. You just got to suck it up and learn in the driving centres.

 

Altho there are places in Thailand and Bali where you can ride bikes w/o a licence and probably find someone willing to teach you for a price. But it seem ur a busy guy, so this option is a no go as well.

 

Alternately, if you don't have time to practice hands on, maybe you can practice thru theory >>> http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=66

[cheapnugget]

Hey all,

 

Just come from overseas and decided to start to learn how to ride.

 

I have started taking lessons at CDC driving centre and given my time constraints (work till 9 most nights) and with working in the city, I get very limited practice on a bike.

 

Currently its at once every 2 weeks or so.

 

Is there anyway around this? That is, can I get someone to teach me outside of the CDC how to ride a bike for a few hours on the weekend? I have some colleagues who are interested in this aswell so we would be looking to practice on a bike and be trained and pay for it.

 

Any suggestions?

 

Thanks

illegal la, not advisable

but then if u really want no1 can stop u oso

just dun get caught cause penalty jialat jialat

i think licence revoke for the bike owner.

[haodouken]

imho, not worth it. you must take into consideration that the difference between school and personal bikes are that the former can be trashed and nobody cares.

 

i think things will get iffy when you damage the bike, high chance of doing so since you all are new to-be (pun!) riders. the money that you pay the "renter" may not be enough rectification either.

[deckard]

dun flame me, but use a bicycle to practise counter balancing and counter steering

 

then do what i did

 

i made a figure 8 at my carpark downstairs and keep practising my eyepoint.

[rezz_shaz]

no other "legal" way around it.....Good luck on your practice....

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[KeraKing]

riding on track doens't require road license eh..

but tuas closed aredi leh.