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Passed mod 2 this morning first time
runningman replied to a topic in CBT, Test and Advanced Training Information
Well done. Must be weird to be followed in a car and not a bike! -
Well done. Good luck for the 15th.
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Theory and CBT done... now for MOD 1
runningman replied to andy110885's topic in CBT, Test and Advanced Training Information
That sums its up in a nutshell! -
Nice one.
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Module 2 - members test experiences
runningman replied to a topic in CBT, Test and Advanced Training Information
Well done. Happy days. -
Good luck with the MOD 1. MOD 2 is definitely the easier of the 2.
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Well done. That is the hard one done. mod 2 is definitely easier and much less stressful. Just remember what you have learnt.
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I have a pair of Hood kevlar jeans too. They are excellent - almost fully kevlar lined. Their price have shot up over the last few years but really good quality. They do an inside leg of 36" too. A bonus for those over 6' like me.
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Theory Test and Hazard Perception Test are pretty straight forward. One of the apps is great for theory side of it. I got 50/50 and 61/75 respectively. The Mod 1 is definitely the trickier of the two modules but if you have good control and ability it shouldn't give you many problems but a very very simple mistake or lapse of concentration can end in a fail within a heartbeat. Good luck and keep us posted.
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Unlucky mate. I failed my Mod 1 1st time around. I know how you feel. Go it 2nd time around. It was the slalom I stuffed up and 2nd time I felt even more nervous shaky. However, the extra few hours practise I had before my 2nd Mod 1 made sure it didn't happen again. If its any consolation, I would say the Mod 2 is much easier than the Mod 1.
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Keep the revs up, foot gently on back brake and keep the clutch on biting point. Going too slow and dropping the revs was the problem for me. Ride the clutch and rear brake and you'll be fine. If you start to slow down, just let the clutch out a little.