SSDC - Anyone Taking 2B There?

[ahcaibiker]

bro sherman, so passed your 2A this morning?

[sh3rman]

passed! 6 points!

managed to get back my license after 2 hrs after the end of the test..

apparently they were updating our licenses..

but still a very very slow process..

[ahcaibiker]

passed! 6 points!

managed to get back my license after 2 hrs after the end of the test..

apparently they were updating our licenses..

but still a very very slow process..

 

congrats bro!

 

i cant wait to enrol and pass asap... S4 waiting for me liao la...

[xiu xiu]

anyway.. i was the one who took the wrong number tag.. HAHA..

 

so excited?

anyway congrats yah!

[wandi]

Hie all..im just wondering what bike is ssdc using for class 2?thought of enroling before they shift to wlds..

Edited February 2, 2010 by wandi

[ahcaibiker]

Hie all..im just wondering what bike is ssdc using for class 2?thought of enroling before they shift to wlds..

 

 

 

ssdc using cb750 for class 2.

 

to answer your 2nd part of your question. it does not matter whether you enrol now, tmr or next month, cos the earliest tp dates are after april.

 

wef 1 april all tp theory tests and pratical tests are conducted at woodlands.

 

get the picture?

[Corse]

anyway.. i was the one who took the wrong number tag.. HAHA..

 

Oh... Haha.

 

Anyway, the paper printed out is very misleading.

[wandi]

Tanx.Noted aniways.Im more interested to know what bike they're using.

ssdc using cb750 for class 2.

 

to answer your 2nd part of your question. it does not matter whether you enrol now, tmr or next month, cos the earliest tp dates are after april.

 

wef 1 april all tp theory tests and pratical tests are conducted at woodlands.

 

get the picture?

[SparkerS1]

All Driving Instructors must possess a Class 2B & Class 3.

All Riding Instructors must possess Class 2/2A/2B & Class 3

 

yeap, additional stuffs then will be an advantage:angel:

[louisyhw]

when the tp fella said "65-80 all pass" fwahhhhhh song ah! haha

 

but as i was the last... i did everything the last... from moving off to courses to coming back to getting results

[sh3rman]

when the tp fella said "65-80 all pass" fwahhhhhh song ah! haha

 

but as i was the last... i did everything the last... from moving off to courses to coming back to getting results

 

 

thanks all! glad i passed.. if nt must go to wlds and take..

and rmb new route..

 

hahaha.. yea.. and i was 2nd last.. HAHAHA..

[Silent Hunter]

Wah, congrate Sherman and friends!

[louisyhw]

thanks all! glad i passed.. if nt must go to wlds and take..

and rmb new route..

 

hahaha.. yea.. and i was 2nd last.. HAHAHA..

 

haha see u at woodlands... either way still need learn new test route

[sh3rman]

thanks thanks.. CLASS2 TEST ROUTE!!!

time to train muscles!

[nikonll]

i am taking 2B and stopped at lesson 4... taking a 'break' while waiting the move to woodlands... no point i learn amk route then take test at woodlands rite...heh

[Schecter]

i am taking 2B and stopped at lesson 4... taking a 'break' while waiting the move to woodlands... no point i learn amk route then take test at woodlands rite...heh

 

actually as you ride on the road and the road ahead is clear, look left and ride abit then sure can remember. For circuit just do more revision can already.

[ahcaibiker]

some useful riding tips for my fellow graduates from ssdc.

 

a good explanation of countersteering...or "one handed steering" as ahcaibiker called it.

 

 

bro! you hit the nail right on the head! this is what im referring to exactly!

 

i believe we all should master or being able to countersteer effectively, very useful on local roads filled with hazards (potholes, bongtards in cages, etc.)

 

i will not exactly advice countersteering with one hand unless you are quite experienced in it, we should always try to countersteer with both hands on handlebar. to be safe and stable. but you can really feel the counter steer if you only use one hand...

 

just a slight pull/push on handlebar and we can avoid obstacles in a fast, safe and effective way. no joke really. start trying it in an safe environment and you will understand the chimilogy of countersteering practically. for myself, im already using it effectively otr, siaming metal drain covers, foreign debris otr and vehicles cutting into my lane.

 

thanks bro scubasimon for taking time to post up this useful and interesting video on countersteering...

 

there are more related videos on counter steering so pls, take some time to view those helpful videos!

 

erm, to those still not qualified to ride legally on the roads, pls do not try this in the driving circuit unless you seek riding instructor's permission to do so. this is kinda an advanced technique and learners might not be able to fully comprehend it or execute it in an safe and effective way.

[nikonll]

you can also try it on a bicycle...

[ahcaibiker]

you can also try it on a bicycle...

 

 

true... but a bicycle and a motorcycle are still a different class of machine, although the principles remain the same..

[Corse]

some useful riding tips for my fellow graduates from ssdc.

 

 

 

 

 

erm, to those still not qualified to ride legally on the roads, pls do not try this in the driving circuit unless you seek riding instructor's permission to do so. this is kinda an advanced technique and learners might not be able to fully comprehend it or execute it in an safe and effective way.

 

Thanks for sharing.

 

I've seen this video before, and i've also shared this video with some students already. Its the only way, and best way to corner a motorcycle.

Infact, I do teach this to students who needs help in cornering.

[SparkerS1]

this has to be done smoothly, if done forcefully, the result is terrible

[ahcaibiker]

Thanks for sharing.

 

I've seen this video before, and i've also shared this video with some students already. Its the only way, and best way to corner a motorcycle.

Infact, I do teach this to students who needs help in cornering.

 

indeed, you were my instructor before when i was still a "L" plate at ssdc.

 

now that im a qualified rider, i am still learning thru riding by myself, with friends, exchanging pointers with friends, etc.

 

maybe a lesson on counter-steering should be included into the syllabus of the practical lessons of 2B? something like pillion riding. not a accessment item but like pillion riding.

 

i believe the counter-steering taught by defensive riding course is somewhat limited and is not the full manual of using countersteering in everyday riding...

[SparkerS1]

maybe a lesson on counter-steering should be included into the syllabus of the practical lessons of 2B?

 

best not to, or else most learners will fall n buang the training bikes:sian:

[ahcaibiker]

best not to, or else most learners will fall n buang the training bikes:sian:

 

buanging in the driving circuit is way way better than buanging out on the cruel and unforgiving public roads filled with bongtards...

 

 

anyway, this is just a suggestion. maybe even corse or other instructors already thought of this idea b4 but not feasible to implement it?

[louisyhw]

the new ssdc is damn beautiful!