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is it possible to teach yourself to a standard you can pass mod 2?


I currently ride everyday to work, only real problem its in local town, so not much to challenge me like bus lanes , parking maneuvers etc, im currently up to mod 2 stage on teaching myself, i have no real desire to get a bigger bike simply as i couldnt afford one yet due to anchors ( kids, mortgage lol )


So if anyone is knowledgable on the criteria i must adhere to or if there is any instructors who wouldnt mind passing on some tips that would be very much appreciated! :cheers:

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It certainly is possible... I think a few of us on here have done it. You need to know what they're looking for, so check out the test section here. The DSA also have a YouTube series about the Module 1 & Module 2 which is worth a look :)

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I'm not a bike instructor but I am a car one who passed his test year and half ago.


The things you will probably need to work on are.


Life savers--ie when and where

Lane discipline--ie roundabouts,one way streets etc.

Use of mirrors--ie when changing speed or direction

Road position--ie at junctions

Speed--ie doing 40 in a 30 area


Would recommend you spend a couple of hours with a instructor who can tell you your faults etc, and then practice.


Hope this helps.


Steve

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Also don't forget to cancel your indicators after turning! can fail on this ..

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it is possible

the only lessons i had was a ride to the test centre once for a mod1 training centre,

i scrolled through loads of youtube clips and learnt where to do my life savers road possitions,

how to not swan neck :oops:

i have been out with family and friends who have been riding for years and they soon corrected me when i done something wrong

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thanks guys, ive booked a two hour lesson with an instructor, ive been very frank about what im doing but he said this is fine he will show me what i must practice

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I'm also interested in trying to pass alone. For mod 1, i think I will be ok, Im practising in a empty car park. More worried about module 2. Is the correct procedure before turning, 1) Mirror 2) Position 3) Indicate, 4) Lifesaver 5) Turn. ?

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I'm also interested in trying to pass alone. For mod 1, i think I will be ok, Im practising in a empty car park. More worried about module 2. Is the correct procedure before turning, 1) Mirror 2) Position 3) Indicate, 4) Lifesaver 5) Turn. ?

 

Mirror,

Signal,

Position,

Speed (as in reduce),

Lifesaver,

Manoeuevre

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is it possible to teach yourself to a standard you can pass mod 2?

 

Definitely


I just passed mod2 today with no tuition

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is it possible to teach yourself to a standard you can pass mod 2?

 

Definitely


I just passed mod2 today with no tuition

 

Can you give us some tips please???

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Thats how i passed, 8000 miles on a 50cc 5000 miles on a 125cc and read all the tips on here and watch the videos on youtube :D

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Can you give us some tips please???

 

You could start the way I did

drive a car for 750,000 miles, then switch to a bike


nothing beats experience, get out on the road and ride

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Can you give us some tips please???

 

You could start the way I did

drive a car for 750,000 miles, then switch to a bike


nothing beats experience, get out on the road and ride

 

I don't have 3k to waste on car insurance, but thanks anyway.

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