New Module 1 Motorcycle Test Manoeuvres May 2011

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A run through of the manoeuvres you are expected to carry out for the off road part of the bike test.

1/ Push the bike
2/ Slalom
3/ Figure of 8
4/ Slow Riding
5/ Circuit Ride with controlled stop
6/ Circuit Ride with controlled stop as if in an emergency
7/ Circuit Ride with collision avoidance

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[alainhardy27]

very very nice video, i dont need to take classes after watching this vid, i want to ask one question, which test is easy to pass? DAS or A2 ? i am over 21 and i am entitled to DAS, i am taking A2 cuz i think it is easy to pass

[ARTMCT]

@alainhardy27 ALL motorcycle tests are pretty much identical, the only difference being the size of bike that you take it on and how old you are.

Remember you can only take yourself to test on a 125cc, if you want to take a test on anything bigger than this you can only ride whilst accompanied by a DSA Instructor!

If you only want to ride a 250cc or similar I we would suggest the Standard test (A2) if you want to ride any size then DAS. Good luck with it, let us know how you get on.

ART MCT

[chrisabrahamsson]

this is not the same as my test, in the slow control part the examiner was walking in front of me and i had to stay behind his clip board and i never did a run round the circuit and then just stopped, it was the swerve and avoid where the front wheel had to be inside the bow of cones and then the emergency stop

but all in all i think its a pretty good video and i watched it thinking how rubbish i was when i first started as i could only just about do it but now its nothing to me

[ARTMCT]

@chrisabrahamsson  yes, this video takes into account the slight changes that were put in place for May 2011, you took yours before then? You are right in what seemed difficult then is easy for you to do now that you have some more miles under your belt :-)

[MrGaryh1963]

Great video, very informative - I am so looking forward to doing my direct access in about two weeks

[ARTMCT]

@MrGaryh1963 Good luck with the test let us know how how it goes,

[mesmerizeme]

I ve ridden 1000's of miles on my Honda Varadero 125. never had any accidents no near misses. I will never be able to do this test because i just can not do tests.Its too much pressure. Its a shame as i will never ride a bike bike. CBT for me for life.

[bigbadal1234]

the only thing i would add that when i took my 18 months ago when i had finshed all of the manovers, and he went to open the gate he picked me up for not doing a lifesaver when i pulled away to go out of the gate,so make sure you do your lifesvers all the time-specially when you have passed your test!He did pass me but i had a lecture for it reckon he was a ex copper.

[Paul1984kwon]

Great video ARTMCT!!! Thank you!!! Lots of needed information given... simply explained...

[chrisabrahamsson]

@ARTMCT ok i hadnt realise there were an changes, i toke my mod 1 in july 2010 on the restricted access and yes i have over 25,000 miles under my belt now and its amazing to think how much i have improved, im not pro infact nowhere near but comparing me to how i was when i started im the best rider in the world and i dont think they should of passed me thats how bad i was, ive now done bike safe and am in the process of doing the iam and thank you for such a quick reply :)

[ARTMCT]

@nicandy79 Well done on passing thanks for the feedback on our video,

ride safe, have fun :-)