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Hi guys,

 

those who has class 2a licence, any tips to first time pass TP?

 

eg. the pushing up of the class 2a bike when it falls might be difficult for me as i find some 2b bikes abit hard to put to main stand alr, let alone to push up a 2a bike..

 

abit scared as im not pro in riding and its been 1 yr back to driving centre (BBDC)..

 

i heard from my friend he spent $200 in overall only..

 

advice pls!!

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hey there. i just signed up for 2A recently at bbdc as well. i was advised that typically expenditure is around the $300 range, inclusive of everything.

 

if u've not been riding for the past 1yr, it takes a while to get used to the bike again... rusty la. each lesson 100mins about ~$25 only.

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hey there. i just signed up for 2A recently at bbdc as well. i was advised that typically expenditure is around the $300 range, inclusive of everything.

 

if u've not been riding for the past 1yr, it takes a while to get used to the bike again... rusty la. each lesson 100mins about ~$25 only.

 

i see..just went back for first lesson and repeated once (zzz..)

 

i think im quite rusty with turns and bends, have to brush up for next lesson S-course and bumpy sia..

 

you went already?

Posted

yeah, jus did my s/crank/e-brake/bump today, totally chui. s-course no confidence to go fast, not like 2B where the bike was lighter n easier to handle.

 

crank i dunno y my gear1 kept jumping... change bike alrdy also no use. so in e end need more prac sibe sianz...

 

ebrake was alright, just whack only. but bumpy i scared falldown, so the first few time went too fast, instructor see alrdy also tell me jus practice, cos i need another lesson to practice.. lol!

 

ok la, all in all 2A got just 3 practical lessons only. but if ure not a frequent rider, expect to repeat every lesson. get the experience and go thru the lessons 1 by 1. normal to repeat :)

 

as someone once told me, given enuff time, anyone can train an idiot to do anything. just need time nia.

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yeah, jus did my s/crank/e-brake/bump today, totally chui. s-course no confidence to go fast, not like 2B where the bike was lighter n easier to handle.

 

crank i dunno y my gear1 kept jumping... change bike alrdy also no use. so in e end need more prac sibe sianz...

 

ebrake was alright, just whack only. but bumpy i scared falldown, so the first few time went too fast, instructor see alrdy also tell me jus practice, cos i need another lesson to practice.. lol!

 

ok la, all in all 2A got just 3 practical lessons only. but if ure not a frequent rider, expect to repeat every lesson. get the experience and go thru the lessons 1 by 1. normal to repeat :)

 

as someone once told me, given enuff time, anyone can train an idiot to do anything. just need time nia.

 

so you now at evaluation stage le??

 

jiayou dude! i still havent had the time and mood for 2.01 haha..

Posted

done with my evaluation! and i have about a month before my TP. heng 2A TP is only circuit

 

go for it! its fun i must say, and once ure done with it, u can look forward to ur nx challenge!

Posted
done with my evaluation! and i have about a month before my TP. heng 2A TP is only circuit

 

go for it! its fun i must say, and once ure done with it, u can look forward to ur nx challenge!

 

wow so fast! cool man!

 

haha okay..actually im okay to fail means i just need practice, but wanna save up some money ma...

 

haha anyway is it after 2.01 can book SP and RC le?

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wow so fast! cool man!

 

haha okay..actually im okay to fail means i just need practice, but wanna save up some money ma...

 

haha anyway is it after 2.01 can book SP and RC le?

 

there is no SP for 2A/2. it is actually RC but wear SP tags. RC can only be booked after you pass 3.01. have fun in your learning journey! :)

Guns don't kill people.Idiots with guns kill people.

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wow so fast! cool man!

 

haha okay..actually im okay to fail means i just need practice, but wanna save up some money ma...

 

haha anyway is it after 2.01 can book SP and RC le?

 

ya, abit fast! but also cos 2A only 3 practical lessons only, quite chop chop wan. bbdc also smart, eat our membership fee. $60+ for a year, when each year we can only take 1bike lesson nia. zzzz...

 

yup! as Jeethan said, need to pass our 3.01 first before u can book for revision circuits :)

 

i got 1 month from now till my TP! hopefully book 2 sessions of SP is good enuff. since 2A dun haf to go road, jus circuit nia

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Hi guys

 

I'm planning to start my 2A classes next week at bbdc. Can someone give me a guide on what to expect for each of the practicals?

E.g. Practical 1 - Slope, plank, slalom, E.Brake, pick up bike

Practical 2 - S course, crank course, bumpy section etc etc.

 

I hope to know the lesson structure beforehand so I can prepare myself. Hope this makes sense.

Thanks!

Be wary of the source of information for your bike's maintenance. Some FAQs are compiled by people who lack the technical know how. :angel:

Posted (edited)
Hi guys

 

I'm planning to start my 2A classes next week at bbdc. Can someone give me a guide on what to expect for each of the practicals?

E.g. Practical 1 - Slope, plank, slalom, E.Brake, pick up bike

Practical 2 - S course, crank course, bumpy section etc etc.

 

I hope to know the lesson structure beforehand so I can prepare myself. Hope this makes sense.

Thanks!

 

hahaha...you already given out the answer. :p

 

anyway, all the things you need to know can be found in your 2a booklet.

 

i have only gone for 1 session & flopped very badly. :( All the bad habits i got over the years caught up with me. :( Got to recall how my 2b was like ( many years ago :( ). If you passed 2b just last year, should not be a big problem...same "style" ( no neutral, no right foot, check blind spots, proper signalling, proper hand grip, same circuit courses as 2b etc. )

 

not much difference, i will probably fail 2b if i have to take it again...all my bad habits & all. 2a bike is just heavier that is all...the rest is the same.

Edited by bukitmerah

Thanks & Best Regards.

 

We are all here to share & learn. :thumb:

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hahaha...you already given out the answer. :p

 

anyway, all the things you need to know can be found in your 2a booklet.

 

i have only gone for 1 session & flopped very badly. :( All the bad habits i got over the years caught up with me. :( Got to recall how my 2b was like ( many years ago :( ). If you passed 2b just last year, should not be a big problem...same "style" ( no neutral, no right foot, check blind spots, proper signalling, proper hand grip, same circuit courses as 2b etc. )

 

not much difference, i will probably fail 2b if i have to take it again...all my bad habits & all. 2a bike is just heavier that is all...the rest is the same.

 

Thanks, bro.

Be wary of the source of information for your bike's maintenance. Some FAQs are compiled by people who lack the technical know how. :angel:

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I'm rather worried about the bumpy course.. Is it hard?

To ride on the road, You need skills,Stamina, or even luck.

 

But to be a good rider, you have to change with your environment,and adjust yourself to its rhythm.

 

Cultivate the confidence to face the different situations. Don't let yourself to be subdued by the environment :thumb:

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haha shucks man, havent been going back to driving school for the lessons once school started for me..think will only be going one shot to TP in dec =(

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I'm rather worried about the bumpy course.. Is it hard?

 

i have the same fear like you before. you will get better after some practice.

 

it is more easier than it looks.

 

half standing on the foot rest. clutch in or step on the foot brake to slow down.

 

open throttle when the bike need power ie too slow or about to fall over to either side.

 

Remember to stand on the foot rest else you will feel very sore at somewhere delicate.

it happened to one of the chaps on one of my practice lessons. ;-)

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nice to read this Class 2A thread, helps prepared for 2A.

 

Yep but this thread seems dead. :cheeky:

My Ride History:

1997 - 2003 : Yamaha SRE 100 a.k.a My First Love

2001 - 2004 : Yamaha Sports Y110SS a.k.a My First 2-Stroke Bike

2005 - 2012 : Honda Phantom TA200 a.k.a My First Cruiser Bike

2012 - 2012 : Honda CB400 Spec II a.k.a My First VTEC Love

2013 - NOW : Yamaha YZF-R1 a.k.a My First SuperBike :cool:

Posted (edited)
i am new on 2a and i pass lesson 2 the problem is i noe confident on my ebrake alway afrer brake can't reach the line can give some tip ??

 

for ebrake, remember tis few points:

 

1. check blind spot, and accelerate till 40km/hr at 1st cone

2. maintain 40km/hr after 1st cone.

3. when ur handle bar passes the 2nd cone OR ur bike meter crosses the white line, apply 20% brake to ur rear brake and 80% to ur front brake. lock ur elbow oso.

4. when bike wanna complete stop, clutch in and lower ur left foot.

 

Done.

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Typo error

My Ride History:

1997 - 2003 : Yamaha SRE 100 a.k.a My First Love

2001 - 2004 : Yamaha Sports Y110SS a.k.a My First 2-Stroke Bike

2005 - 2012 : Honda Phantom TA200 a.k.a My First Cruiser Bike

2012 - 2012 : Honda CB400 Spec II a.k.a My First VTEC Love

2013 - NOW : Yamaha YZF-R1 a.k.a My First SuperBike :cool:

Posted
for ebrake, remember tis few points:

 

1. check blind spot, and accelerate till 40km/hr at 1st cone

2. maintain 40km/hr after 1st cone.

3. when ur handle bar passes the 2nd cone OR ur bike meter crosses the white line, apply 20% brake of ur rear brake and 80% of ur front brake. lock ur elbow oso.

4. when bike wanna complete stop, clutch in and lower ur right foot.

 

Done.

 

no 4 should be lower left foot? you lower right foot only when after the stop and u want to down gear back to gear 1.

Posted
no 4 should be lower left foot? you lower right foot only when after the stop and u want to down gear back to gear 1.

 

Haha thanks bro u r right. Its left foot. If right foot immediate failure liao. :cheeky:

My Ride History:

1997 - 2003 : Yamaha SRE 100 a.k.a My First Love

2001 - 2004 : Yamaha Sports Y110SS a.k.a My First 2-Stroke Bike

2005 - 2012 : Honda Phantom TA200 a.k.a My First Cruiser Bike

2012 - 2012 : Honda CB400 Spec II a.k.a My First VTEC Love

2013 - NOW : Yamaha YZF-R1 a.k.a My First SuperBike :cool:

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