pimmo2000
15 April 2007, 11:37
I took my CBT on a Twist and go, does this mean I'm not allowed to ride a geared bike up to 125cc ? or does my CBT cover that too?:Suspiciou
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View Full Version : CBT question pimmo2000 15 April 2007, 11:37 I took my CBT on a Twist and go, does this mean I'm not allowed to ride a geared bike up to 125cc ? or does my CBT cover that too?:Suspiciou slagmagnet69 15 April 2007, 11:59 From what I know (and that's not a lot) you can still ride anything up to a 125cc - if the filth pull dont quote me though. :lol: milf hunter 15 April 2007, 18:37 [QUOTE=pimmo2000;6837724]I took my CBT on a Twist and go, does this mean I'm not allowed to ride a geared bike up to 125cc ? or does my CBT cover that too?:Suspiciou yes you can ride a geared bike the cbt is just to make sure you are safe to go on the road its much safer than when it was when i started 26 yrs ago :D :D screwdriver 16 April 2007, 20:34 Yes a CBT is merely a certificate saying you have completed basic training. Generally the best advice is to take it on a geared bike if you're going to ride a geared bike purely because you'll benefit from the training. If you didn't think you would benefit from any training, then why the reluctance to CBT on a geared bike... Screwd. milf hunter 16 April 2007, 20:48 my mrs took it on a twist and go she now has a cbr125r which i have a 180cc kit waiting for when she does her test next month pimmo2000 17 April 2007, 00:35 Yes a CBT is merely a certificate saying you have completed basic training. Generally the best advice is to take it on a geared bike if you're going to ride a geared bike purely because you'll benefit from the training. If you didn't think you would benefit from any training, then why the reluctance to CBT on a geared bike... Screwd. I didnt think I'd want to progress from a Scooter! I hate the ****ing thing and want to get a bike ASAP!! How easy is it to learn gears alone? |