[cdc] 2b

[rijac]

Hi guys, I passed prac 8. What is class 2b retraining?

 

Wow. Well done. If u fail tp must go retraining before retake tp. When is ur tp?

 

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[bento]

do not need to be in order.

 

thanks! that save me lots of time.

[JrCherish]

theory classes.. dont need to be in order. just clear it and book BTT or RTT. BTT for PDL to ride in circuit. not require for Circuit Orientation. RTT for booking TP. DRT for booking prac 6,7 and 8.

 

as for Retraininig. shortform RT. is for people who failed TP. book one lesson of RT and go for it then you will able to book another TP. if never go for RT, you cant book and TP slot. RT slot is quite limited.. =X kinda same as ROAD REVISION. =X

[ber]

Wow. Well done. If u fail tp must go retraining before retake tp. When is ur tp?

 

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hi bro, Tp dont know yet. I may need to go overseas so I do not think I will book yet.

[ber]

as for Retraininig. shortform RT. is for people who failed TP. book one lesson of RT and go for it then you will able to book another TP. if never go for RT, you cant book and TP slot. RT slot is quite limited.. =X kinda same as ROAD REVISION. =X

 

Thanks for the info bro, road revision is indeed very rare. I nearly couldn't book any before my lesson. I had thought they would be as many as circuit revision.

[timewalker84]

This thread is super active, and new pple are coming in everyday.

 

If there's an award for thread of the year, it'll be this one.

[rijac]

This thread is super active, and new pple are coming in everyday.

 

If there's an award for thread of the year, it'll be this one.

 

Pretty soon the first graduates will emerge

 

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[keyxblade]

Anyone know which 2b bike no is good? Which is very bad?

 

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[Metalskin]

Anyone know which 2b bike no is good? Which is very bad?

 

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Gosh really have to test one by one. Example. 17 is good on everything. Only problem is rear brake.. Which is an issue bec of fig 8 and plank utilize rear brake alot

[ber]

Agree with you. 17 i tried before.... rear brake on roads not so safe. Either the brake shoe glazed or contaminated. If not for the brakes...

22 ( or 21 - 23) got worn clutch

18 a little crooked but if you adjust to correct the slight imperfection quite good, I started the beginning few lessons with 18 and 18 & I are good friends. It wasn't crooked when I first started. I try to take 18 if its available.

 

I tried a few that are not so good but I do not remember the numbers but then again once they service they would be fine.

 

In general, I think most will go for the newer bikes.

[Metalskin]

Agree with you. 17 i tried before.... rear brake on roads not so safe. Either the brake shoe glazed or contaminated. If not for the brakes...

22 ( or 21 - 23) got worn clutch

18 a little crooked but if you adjust to correct the slight imperfection quite good, I started the beginning few lessons with 18 and 18 & I are good friends. It wasn't crooked when I first started. I try to take 18 if its available.

 

I tried a few that are not so good but I do not remember the numbers but then again once they service they would be fine.

 

In general, I think most will go for the newer bikes.

 

It's still an issue. U will never know when will some idiot drop your flavor rite bike. Test a couple of preferred bike prior to tp will be good.. I'm waiting for the released of the road revision nearing my tp date.

[ber]

Ya one session is enough to ruin the bike. Some bikes buang until oil tank also dented. they should allow trainees to use their own bike. I for one would not mind getting one just to eliminate these problems especially when every lesson is a mini test.

 

Anyone knows the rationale behind not putting the right leg down throughout?

[timewalker84]

Ya one session is enough to ruin the bike. Some bikes buang until oil tank also dented. they should allow trainees to use their own bike. I for one would not mind getting one just to eliminate these problems especially when every lesson is a mini test.

 

Anyone knows the rationale behind not putting the right leg down throughout?

 

The right leg should be on ur rear brake when your bike comes to a stop. If someone rear ends you at a junction, the rear brake might save u from being thrown into the yellow box and being crushed like a housefly.

[ber]

i see. thanks, did not know the reason till now.because always left leg down like quite tiring.

[keyxblade]

If kana rear end I don't think the brake will do much leh. Having your right foot on rear brake is to prevent roll back when moving off.

 

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[shadow]

The right leg should be on ur rear brake when your bike comes to a stop. If someone rear ends you at a junction, the rear brake might save u from being thrown into the yellow box and being crushed like a housefly.

 

get rear end fly already lah. unless very slow speed or rear end by motorcycle, the front brake give 80% braking force so having rear brake only 20% brake force not much help. I think they just wan to standardize, if not some put down left leg some put right, how for them to notice and give points.

[ber]

if put down immediate failure... like excessive.

[shadow]

if put down immediate failure... like excessive.

 

it is not immediate failure if u stop with your left leg down. then u put down your right leg to kick from neutral gear to gear 1 if you are not at those courses.

 

TP are more strict on motorcycle. they should educate cars more on motorcycle than doing this on bikes. I hope SG is like taiwan where everyone has to have a 2 wheel license first before driving

[Metalskin]

@uneedtogiveway you getting vespa uh?

[Co33tton]

Downside is u pay more for practical lesson cos each lesson is 120 mins.http://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/1.jpghttp://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/2.jpghttp://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/3.jpghttp://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/4.jpghttp://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/5.jpg

[rijac]

i think its a practical thing. when moving off if you have your foot on the brakes u can stop more easily should you need to stop suddenly. also for inching out and inching forward in traffic.

get rear end fly already lah. unless very slow speed or rear end by motorcycle, the front brake give 80% braking force so having rear brake only 20% brake force not much help. I think they just wan to standardize, if not some put down left leg some put right, how for them to notice and give points.

[timewalker84]

Downside is u pay more for practical lesson cos each lesson is 120 mins.http://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/1.jpghttp://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/2.jpghttp://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/3.jpghttp://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/4.jpghttp://sarah.kevilaenfor.com/5.jpg

 

No matter which driving centre I choose, I'd end up having to drive/ride halfway across the island. Travel so far liao, better to spend as much time practicing as possible.

 

I thought the 2hr system was good.

[keyxblade]

i think its a practical thing. when moving off if you have your foot on the brakes u can stop more easily should you need to stop suddenly. also for inching out and inching forward in traffic.

 

on the road u will see the opposite for bigger bikes as most of the will change to neutral on traffic light

[Dasboi]

First time ever, i pass prac on the first lesson! Hahaha

 

Two more to go before i can book tp!!

[rijac]

which is actually not a safe thing to do.

on the road u will see the opposite for bigger bikes as most of the will change to neutral on traffic light