NewDriver90

Cheers guys! Your posts helped me a lot. I'm planning to learn with an 2016 printed "the essential skills" (DVSA) and a "the official DSA theory test for motorcyclists" from 2008. Do you think that's new enough? I mean I'll write down questions to each chapter in the first mentioned book anyway for study purposes. If I should have any further questions I know now where to ask.

Hello guys, I'm a 27 years old guy who finally wants to start getting his licence and bike. What I did so far was read a bit and I wonder how I should get the whole thing. So … I do the CBT. But what I found out was, that it is less an training by the meaning of an introduction and wise words from a teachert then a first test to check how fit I am on a bike. I'm not legal to drive. That's why I don't have a bike yet --- but they want me to show off the skills I already gained and check against their check list, right? I don't know any motorcyclists out there … Any advices? The next step is easy, I try to prepare for the theory test. But wait sec! I read that I also should train my driving skills. How can I do that, without a bike? Would a successfully obtained CBT certificate allow me, to drive a motorcycle somehow? As soon as I pass the theory test I should do the practical test. Afterwards I'll have this 2 years restriction of being especially carefully and gain more experiences in biking. I woudl be so glad to get a few constructive answeres out there. Oh and by the way, I'm not a native speaker. Greetings Sam