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Theory and CBT done... now for MOD 1


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I struggled with the swerve in practice, nailed it on the test.


My instructor basically said -


Enter the curve around 20mph. Steady throttle through the curve so you don't go wide.

When you're upright again, nail the throttle.


Throttle off as soon as you pass the speed trap.


Aim for the blue cone on it's own. The furthest cone. That way you'll avoid hitting the other cone with your foot.


Brake smoothly and progressively once the bike is upright again.

Adjust your aim to the next furthest blue cone in the stop-box.


I managed it with a speed of 57kph. I did 53kph on the emergency stop.


Slalom - don't enter too close to the 2nd cone, else you'll struggle to bring it round and probably put a foot down.


Figure of 8 - keep the power on, modulate with clutch and back brake.


Slow ride - keep around 5mph. Don't go too fast!


U turn - mirror/mirror/shoulder check, move off, mirror/mirror/shoulder check, head up, start the turn, then look to where you want to end up.


I looked at the examiner and it worked a treat.


That's about it.


Oh, do not rush the manual handling either.


Obs before and after each move.


Good luck!

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