hey bro thanks for this great educational upgrade for riders like myself :: i followed what you did and passed my full bike license which ive not held since 2012... and ive been watching your videos 1 thru 5 for the last month to get upto speed and thanks brother you know your stuff and ALL whom get info;ed up do also... keep riding, and im a full licenced rider now :: your info is valuable and im proof of that??
Watched your all the restricted videos last night and passed my CBTA this morning. Instructor seemed unimpressed that I hadn’t done a Ride Forever course, but asked me at the end of the ride “who did your training?”. Didnt wanna tell him that some dude on TH-cam sorted me out in 30mins of viewing. Thanks bro. You should monetise this content. I wouldn’t have passed without your vids.
That's epic man! Glad you passed. At the end of the day if it means you learnt something that will make you a better rider and safer rider then that's a win for everyone. We all want to enjoy riding and most importantly get home safely. I still recommend a Silver course and Gold but at least you one step closer!!
In the road code now it says Entrance ways into public car parks should always be treated as intersections. Driveways and entranceways are treated like an uncontrolled intersection and you must give way to vehicles on the straight road, but cheers for the tips to know before we sit our test I know how to ride as I’ve been riding a long time but it’s definitely worth knowing the road code while driving aswell cheers bro
Thanks man I actually just did this for a friend of mine who was going for his licence in a few days and we never got a chance to go out together so I sent him these. He did it and pasted which is great. I hope to redo the videos better (in better lighting) in the future.
Hey buddy the guy I was with in Botany wasn't bothered as in her never said anything but with stops he said both feet must be planted on the ground and wheels stopped before the white line. Normally I brake, stop put left down then right then change to neutral then put right foot down from habit. I leave my left foot on pedal always looking in mirrors incase someone rear ends me I'm ready to click 1st gear and escape
@@GODZONE777 so when coming to a stop they want you to put both feet out instantly like a beginner who is struggling for balance? 0.o, I stop and only have my left foot down
@Kez no not for me he didn't say both feet down unless at a stop sign. Most times I stopped (at lights etc.) I did so landing on one foot (normally the left) as my right was on brake. Then I switched feet as I selected neutral then either waited in gear or neutral (depending on the light phase) with both feet down. He never said anything in the brief afterwards. I think it's good practice to have both down but more important to be in a position to move quickly into an escape path if car comes flying up behind you.
@@GODZONE777 I just saw exactly that the other day. The bike guy was stopped in traffic right up to the bumper of the car in front, middle of lane, and he was rear ended hard and popped straight up into the air. Yr video about placement, distance, awareness, all would have helped him.
Guys! Neil from Competence Zone is the man! Book with him he is flexible, really good teacher and a super nice guy not to mention actually quite funny 😂 click the link below. competencezone.co.nz/
Likewise. I just wanna say thank you too for doing these videos 💯% helped me. I got my Motorcycle restricted licence. Cheers Stu 😎👍🏼
Just want to say thanks very much for posting this. Passed my restricted today and your vids 100% helped.
CHUR bro just finished my restricted watching your videos helped me massively 💯💯💯 thanks heaps
Nice bro now me next haha
hey bro thanks for this great educational upgrade for riders like myself :: i followed what you did and passed my full bike license which ive not held since 2012... and ive been watching your videos 1 thru 5 for the last month to get upto speed and thanks brother you know your stuff and ALL whom get info;ed up do also... keep riding, and im a full licenced rider now :: your info is valuable and im proof of that??
Watched your all the restricted videos last night and passed my CBTA this morning. Instructor seemed unimpressed that I hadn’t done a Ride Forever course, but asked me at the end of the ride “who did your training?”. Didnt wanna tell him that some dude on TH-cam sorted me out in 30mins of viewing.
Thanks bro. You should monetise this content. I wouldn’t have passed without your vids.
That's epic man! Glad you passed. At the end of the day if it means you learnt something that will make you a better rider and safer rider then that's a win for everyone.
We all want to enjoy riding and most importantly get home safely. I still recommend a Silver course and Gold but at least you one step closer!!
Thank you man, really appreciate the tips.
Good luck out there mate.
In the road code now it says Entrance ways into public car parks should always be treated as intersections. Driveways and entranceways are treated like an uncontrolled intersection and you must give way to vehicles on the straight road, but cheers for the tips to know before we sit our test I know how to ride as I’ve been riding a long time but it’s definitely worth knowing the road code while driving aswell cheers bro
mean content my bro!
Chur brother thanks for the tips mean vids💯💪
Thanks man I actually just did this for a friend of mine who was going for his licence in a few days and we never got a chance to go out together so I sent him these. He did it and pasted which is great.
I hope to redo the videos better (in better lighting) in the future.
PART 2 - below
th-cam.com/video/Rdc4Te6OYrs/w-d-xo.html
Hey man, did your foot position matter? Both feet down or one foot up. Brake or gear side etc?
Hey buddy the guy I was with in Botany wasn't bothered as in her never said anything but with stops he said both feet must be planted on the ground and wheels stopped before the white line. Normally I brake, stop put left down then right then change to neutral then put right foot down from habit. I leave my left foot on pedal always looking in mirrors incase someone rear ends me I'm ready to click 1st gear and escape
@@GODZONE777 so when coming to a stop they want you to put both feet out instantly like a beginner who is struggling for balance? 0.o, I stop and only have my left foot down
@Kez no not for me he didn't say both feet down unless at a stop sign.
Most times I stopped (at lights etc.) I did so landing on one foot (normally the left) as my right was on brake. Then I switched feet as I selected neutral then either waited in gear or neutral (depending on the light phase) with both feet down. He never said anything in the brief afterwards. I think it's good practice to have both down but more important to be in a position to move quickly into an escape path if car comes flying up behind you.
@@GODZONE777 I just saw exactly that the other day. The bike guy was stopped in traffic right up to the bumper of the car in front, middle of lane, and he was rear ended hard and popped straight up into the air. Yr video about placement, distance, awareness, all would have helped him.
Guys! Neil from Competence Zone is the man! Book with him he is flexible, really good teacher and a super nice guy not to mention actually quite funny 😂 click the link below.
competencezone.co.nz/
Hi whats the fail side of this and how long do you ride for