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Hi all,


so passed my DAS in july, got my nice new shiny hornet and a week later came off on a bend.


Bikes fixed and im back out on it when the weather allows, but im nervous when i go out on the fun twisty roads thinking im going to stack it again.


solution to this i reckon is some further training, got a dvd on police riding techhniques which helps but i think some more tution will help more.


Any one able to recommend a course in the manchester area?


cheers


Chris

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Have a look at bike safe. Not sure it's really tuition but having recently completed das you shouldn't need much instruction just a few pointers and some confidence. I

 

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I've recently done the bike safe course here in Norfolk. Only cost £30 but my confidence in cornering is much improved, and I'm probably safer too! Well worth it if you can get on one.


:cheers:

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I did my DAS with these guys (link below) in Stockport, Rob owns and runs it, Neil was my instructor. Neil is a bloody great instructor, no bullshit, a spade is a spade kid of bloke, hugely experienced and knows how to get across to you what you need to do. I passed my Mod 1 and 2 in the space of 4 days including training and other than having done on my CBT nad a Get On day had not sat on a bike in 15years, I credit Neil's level of instruction to getting me through so quickily. Rob is also a very good Instructor he did my CBT.


By the way I'm the lanky git on the Blue Kawasaki (picture 3 in the slide show)



http://www.rjhgroup.co.uk//url]

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