[SSDC] Class 2B (2011)

[riderwoon]

For Lesson O, No need to bring gloves but wear proper attire e.g. Long pants and T shirts with sleeves are acceptable. Shoes with ankle socks.

[Limgt]

Repeat pract 5 tmw. U?

 

I waiting for TP test next month Don't think I'll pass lah.. will go and take like it is a rehersal..

[sonny666]

I waiting for TP test next month Don't think I'll pass lah.. will go and take like it is a rehersal..

 

Wa so fast TP? Aug 11? I nxt week pract 7. Any tips? Goin RC be4 tat.

[sonny666]

TP on 1st sept. Any 1? Its so damn long!!

[gkang]

I am taking my 2A prac test on 27th Sep....That is super long!!! What I heard is that there will be only 45 ppl taking the test instead of 90 ppl (last time). As each test date now accomodates lesser ppl, we have to wait longer. WTH!

[timewalker84]

Just realized that there are a lot of new riders here, and I hope this post can save some lives if I paste it in a place where it matters.

 

Like many of you here reading this thread, I am a new rider. 10 months passed, and getting ready for 2A. The message I have for you all here today is this:

 

Always, always wear your visor, especially on the Expressway.

 

Our instructors in school never talk about it. Noone discusses it. Noone seems to care about it. Even after things happen. I wonder why.

 

I would suggest, if there are any instructors reading this thread, Please let learner riders know the importance of putting down the visor while riding.

 

Yesterday on the BKE heading, I was keeping left and getting ready to filter out towards Dairy Farm Road when a piece of granite from a nearby truck flew into my helmet and cracked my visor. Not just a small crack. The visor is totalled.

 

The stone was as large as a contact lens case, and would have knocked me unconscious if not for the visor. Even with the visor on, I was still stunned, and almost lost control.

 

Luckily I managed to hang on and survive. Please wear your visors. They WILL SAVE YOUR LIVES.

[gkang]

Just realized that there are a lot of new riders here, and I hope this post can save some lives if I paste it in a place where it matters.

 

Like many of you here reading this thread, I am a new rider. 10 months passed, and getting ready for 2A. The message I have for you all here today is this:

 

Always, always wear your visor, especially on the Expressway.

 

Our instructors in school never talk about it. Noone discusses it. Noone seems to care about it. Even after things happen. I wonder why.

 

I would suggest, if there are any instructors reading this thread, Please let learner riders know the importance of putting down the visor while riding.

 

Yesterday on the BKE heading, I was keeping left and getting ready to filter out towards Dairy Farm Road when a piece of granite from a nearby truck flew into my helmet and cracked my visor. Not just a small crack. The visor is totalled.

 

The stone was as large as a contact lens case, and would have knocked me unconscious if not for the visor. Even with the visor on, I was still stunned, and almost lost control.

 

Luckily I managed to hang on and survive. Please wear your visors. They WILL SAVE YOUR LIVES.

 

To add on....Don ride behind trucks that are carrying sand or granite. Who knows even with the visor, there are some chances that a sand particle will enter ur eyes and it is really a sh*t situation when u can;t open ur eyes while riding. I kena on one of my eyes b4.

 

And also u will feel some 'stinging' sensation from the sand that fly off from the trucks and it really hurts. So don't ride behind those kind of trucks when u get ur license. Avoid it at all cost

[deathrequiem]

hello people. ssdc tp 22 sept!! looking forward to it man

[timewalker84]

To add on....Don ride behind trucks that are carrying sand or granite. Who knows even with the visor, there are some chances that a sand particle will enter ur eyes and it is really a sh*t situation when u can;t open ur eyes while riding. I kena on one of my eyes b4.

 

And also u will feel some 'stinging' sensation from the sand that fly off from the trucks and it really hurts. So don't ride behind those kind of trucks when u get ur license. Avoid it at all cost

 

Fully agree! Sometimes unavoidable though. When u need to filter left to exit e-way. Important to slow down and try your best to avoid the gravel truck.

[timewalker84]

hello people. ssdc tp 22 sept!! looking forward to it man

 

All the best man! It's my birthday on 22nd Sept. With the Bday boy's blessing, you'll surely pass!

[deathrequiem]

All the best man! It's my birthday on 22nd Sept. With the Bday boy's blessing, you'll surely pass!

 

hehe thanks! gonna make use of my time to do as much revision as possible

[speedaddict]

Never forget to avoid the gangsters on the road too: taxi drivers. Never stay behind them.

[lvalice]

wa. see all of you guys going for TP while im waiting for my RTT due this sept 14th. can't wait to start prac..

[sonny666]

Tmw TP. Any1?? Cfm cannot slp tonite. Goin RC ltr.

[timewalker84]

Tmw TP. Any1?? Cfm cannot slp tonite. Goin RC ltr.

 

All the best bro. May the TP's eyes be blind to any mistakes you make.

[Corse]

Woah.... This thread is moving slow.... Its been nearly 2 years since i've been here.

Used to chit chat with all the 2B riders then. I guess they have moved to the 2A/2 Thread.. haha....

[Naukihs]

Fail your TP?

Prepare to wait for 2 months for the next one!

F*ck!

[cjj]

Can i go theory lesson 3 first instead of going in sequence like 1,2,3,4?

cause i only have weekend to go for the theory lesson

[Corse]

Can i go theory lesson 3 first instead of going in sequence like 1,2,3,4?

cause i only have weekend to go for the theory lesson

 

If no choice, do what u have to do.

But it is advised to follow in sequence.

[Corse]

Fail your TP?

Prepare to wait for 2 months for the next one!

F*ck!

 

Currently TP date is quite far away. I dont think anyone wants to fail and wait again right?

So do book more revisions and practice more. Practices are essential in order to be a skillful rider.

[Corse]

Just realized that there are a lot of new riders here, and I hope this post can save some lives if I paste it in a place where it matters.

 

Like many of you here reading this thread, I am a new rider. 10 months passed, and getting ready for 2A. The message I have for you all here today is this:

 

Always, always wear your visor, especially on the Expressway.

 

Our instructors in school never talk about it. Noone discusses it. Noone seems to care about it. Even after things happen. I wonder why.

 

I would suggest, if there are any instructors reading this thread, Please let learner riders know the importance of putting down the visor while riding.

 

Yesterday on the BKE heading, I was keeping left and getting ready to filter out towards Dairy Farm Road when a piece of granite from a nearby truck flew into my helmet and cracked my visor. Not just a small crack. The visor is totalled.

 

The stone was as large as a contact lens case, and would have knocked me unconscious if not for the visor. Even with the visor on, I was still stunned, and almost lost control.

 

Luckily I managed to hang on and survive. Please wear your visors. They WILL SAVE YOUR LIVES.

 

Thanks for sharing. Noted.

By the way, its the mentality of each individual who always thinks that nothing will happen to them or they don't know what dangers are going to appear. Always be prepared and expect the worst scenario that could happen.

 

Expect the Unexpected!

 

[Corse]

Just realized that there are a lot of new riders here, and I hope this post can save some lives if I paste it in a place where it matters.

 

Like many of you here reading this thread, I am a new rider. 10 months passed, and getting ready for 2A. The message I have for you all here today is this:

 

Always, always wear your visor, especially on the Expressway.

 

Our instructors in school never talk about it. Noone discusses it. Noone seems to care about it. Even after things happen. I wonder why.

 

I would suggest, if there are any instructors reading this thread, Please let learner riders know the importance of putting down the visor while riding.

 

Yesterday on the BKE heading, I was keeping left and getting ready to filter out towards Dairy Farm Road when a piece of granite from a nearby truck flew into my helmet and cracked my visor. Not just a small crack. The visor is totalled.

 

The stone was as large as a contact lens case, and would have knocked me unconscious if not for the visor. Even with the visor on, I was still stunned, and almost lost control.

 

Luckily I managed to hang on and survive. Please wear your visors. They WILL SAVE YOUR LIVES.

 

Thanks for sharing. Noted.

By the way, its the mentality of each individual who always thinks that nothing will happen to them or they don't know what dangers are going to appear. Always be prepared and expect the worst scenario that could happen.

 

Expect the Unexpected!

 

[ozone555]

wat are the charges now if i wanna get a 2b lic...???

[keyxblade]

wat are the charges now if i wanna get a 2b lic...???

 

check the website lor. the info all there. total charges will depend on the person lor

[lv3338]

Woah.... This thread is moving slow.... Its been nearly 2 years since i've been here.

Used to chit chat with all the 2B riders then. I guess they have moved to the 2A/2 Thread.. haha....

 

Nice catch up with you on tue...ya lor....all moved to 2a/2.....got one guy....almost wanna give up his 2A.... due to fig8 and crunk course.

he require your help ler...come over to 2A ssdc thread ler...