Should I skip 2b bike? Read the thread to find out more..

[devotar]

you need to have a clear objective of getting any bike... be it any class.

having the objective will help you decide which bike to go for or to wait till after NS.

[kaiq]

My advice is:

 

1) Pass your 2B license, but don't buy any bike since you got family car to use, plus you are jobless and have no financial income

2) Wait for 1 year, then go take class 2A license

3) By then, you should be in NS. Build up your savings.

4) Pass your 2A license, and if you feels you NEED a bike, get a 2B bike to trash around. Trust me, dropping bike isn't fun on a 2A bike, and this process of dropping bike is one that not many can siam.

5) Got time and money, go take class 2.

 

In short, only get a bike when there is a real need, plus have enough money on hand, not future money. For me is I built up my reserves during a full time job after NS and before going into Uni, then I bought a bike. I would suggest starting with a cheap kup as fuel mileage is excellent and parts replacement is cheap.

[afiq661]

Exactly why I prefer to cruise than speed when I'm driving even when I know I'm being wrapped around by metal because I'm in a car

 

yeah what im trying to point out is that riding a 2-stroke bike doesnt always mean that you have to speed while riding...and what others had advised is, go and take ur class 2b license first. after passing then you can think about buying the bike or not....dont stress urself yet before getting ur license..just my 2 cents

 

 

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[stuckinhistory]

My advice is:

 

1) Pass your 2B license, but don't buy any bike since you got family car to use, plus you are jobless and have no financial income

2) Wait for 1 year, then go take class 2A license

3) By then, you should be in NS. Build up your savings.

4) Pass your 2A license, and if you feels you NEED a bike, get a 2B bike to trash around. Trust me, dropping bike isn't fun on a 2A bike, and this process of dropping bike is one that not many can siam.

5) Got time and money, go take class 2.

 

In short, only get a bike when there is a real need, plus have enough money on hand, not future money. For me is I built up my reserves during a full time job after NS and before going into Uni, then I bought a bike. I would suggest starting with a cheap kup as fuel mileage is excellent and parts replacement is cheap.

 

Bro, your words really hit the right button in my head. I get the financial part that you're telling me. My concern now is if I skip 2b, will I lose my skills after a year? And I plan to work as a rider for pizza or kfc maybe? Not to chase the money but more on to kill time while waiting for 2A, at the same time having the chance of riding a bike.. Is my plan feasible? Experience + money if I follow take that route

[reena322]

I think you should not skip 2b bike since its your passion. You should spend on 2b rather than 2a. Yes you can go for Honda bikes.http://www.motorbikecycle.blogspot.com

[calico]

I also feel that either get a phantom or nothing..

 

Bike is really either passion or u really need transport daily then buy.. if not nessasary, ur parents can fetch u to camp then you should just get license and when serving army u will feel the freedom of no liabilities.. maybe can find a gf to spend ur money on.. haha.. anyway if u dont ride ur bike will still depreciate.. ur hardearn money will partly be lost..

[rider2013]

at least ride short term , else how to hone motorcycling skills.