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JaseW

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  • Birthday 19/04/1979

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  1. Cheers for the help, I'll give it a try. Jason
  2. Just bought a 96 cbr600ft. Can anyone explain what it sounds like? I've got a sound at lower revs that goes away on accelerating. And comes back on backing off the throttle. To me it sounds tinny like a 2 stroke exhaust. Cheers Jason
  3. JaseW

    Proud Uncle

    Well done to them both.
  4. My ybr also clicks. It's only done 800 miles. Must be a characteristic ! Cheers
  5. Cheers guys ! I'll need to plan a route avoiding a1m section to huntingdon ! What time you guys heading up to webbs on Sat ? Might pop along grab a cuppa ! Cheers Jason
  6. Just thought i'd see how many of us there is about . I've not been on a rideout but dont fancy trying to go out with the big boys. Anyone fancy meeting up ? Supersapien for two of us.? Cheers Jason
  7. Sorry to steal the thread, supersapien i'm in deeping i must have seen you around ! What do you ride ? Cheers Jason
  8. i used the question book and a dvd . Did a practise test every night for a week before. I found the hazard perception easier in the test than the dvd. Good luck ! Cheers
  9. I've had my car licence a few years now.Always wanted a bike but listened to family members too much - about how dangerous bikes are. Not any more, I've not long passed my cbt and the wife passed hers yesterday. It's sooooo much easier with an understanding wife !! Jase
  10. Did my theory test yesterday morning - I passed . I bought the book and hazard perception dvd. Practised dvd every night. They really helped. After my experience with my CBT I decided to change companies. I've got to say I wish i'd gone to this company first - Camrider Peterborough Trainers are very welcoming very upbeat and love bikes. I went for an assessment session this morning - was only supposed to last half an hour . I was there for almost 3 times that. They got me to all the parts of the mod 1 which i'd never done - this was only my second time on a geared 125. Then the trainer let me have a go on a 500cc . What a difference - like chalk and cheese from a 125. Felt so stable and smooth to ride even a slow speeds - I was in a car park ! I absolutely loved it . I'm going to sort out dates for my 5 day course on Monday. I'm glad I gave the das a second chance. Jase
  11. I had read about gear changing on a motorcycle . At the CBT i just could n't get my head around where neutral was - seem stupid now i think about it. This is what i'd do Down first - easy Up second - ok? Then in my head i'm thinking down one is neutral ? so i'd go down two for first ! Thats what I was doing wrong . The instructor said, before the above , think about the gears like holding your hand in front of you (top of hand to your face) Thumb is first Gap is neutral first finger 1st 2nd finger 2nd and so on . Thats what confused me I think , prob did n't help I was nervous (first time sat on a bike) I'm sure I've got it now. It was the neutral first thing. I could get the clutch and when i did change to the right gear It was ok. Cheers
  12. I was having trouble with the gears . I don't think we had time to go through it. He said i'd be better to build up experience. Just his opinion i suppose. It threw me a little. But having thought about it - i need a larger bike. Jase
  13. I've had a think about this again - I'm going to do my test . I looked at a 125 it's too small for me. Jase
  14. Passed my cbt ! Instructor talked me out of doing my DAS. I ended up on a twist and go scooter - its all in the my cbt experience thread. So the plans have changed - I'm now going to use the money I've saved to buy a 125 to gain experience on and figure out the gears. Then do my test later. thanks for your input folks.
  15. I passed my cbt yesterday. At the start of the day I was going down the DAS route about 2hrs in I was n't. Day started off well just two of us on cbt training- myself and a young lady. A couple of hours of safety chat - road positioning etc Then the exciting bit my first time on a bike - they gave me a yamaha sr125 - I've got to admit was a bit small for me i think, I'm 6ft. Went over checks on the bikes. I've never used gears on a bike. So he quickly explained Down for first up for second . Tried for about 20 mins to sort out the biting point - finally started to pull off ok. Then change to second and back to first on his mark. Well i completely lost what gear I was in. I'm still confused even now about the gearing. A big downer was when he said we'll be here till 5pm with you on that and asked me if i'd go on a twist and go scooter. I quickly said yes to get it over with. He did say i could complete my cbt on the scooter then buy a geared bike to practise on. Makes sense I suppose. The usual turning left, right and braking excercises and it's off on the road !!!!!!!! Scary or what ! I'm a car driver since I was 17 but I was nervous - First thing he said was 30 mph please not kmh !! Rode about quiet streets then did the u turn excercise and braking. Then turning excercises over and over. I was loving it even on the scooter - what a thrill riding down the road at 30 feeling like it s 60 ! Back to the training room and it was time to get the certificate. Feeling great today- I'm now going to get myself a 125 and build up to a big bike and gain experience
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