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  1. Don't filter on mod 2, your test is 38 to 40 mins if you spend 10 mins stuck in traffic, it's much easier to pass. A good instructor will make you aware of this beforehand.

  2. He needs to think about his positioning too. He tends to be to the left of his lane. I believe most instructors tell you to stick to position 2, down the middle.
    That left position combined with the indicator is a recipe for disaster.

  3. Ive just done my cbt, i seem to have an issue where i want to put both feet on the ground when stationary,, i will be practicing this alot to try and get out of it,, i think its my natural feeling to get both on the deck , need to drum it in me,, never ridden a bike always a car

  4. This lad has absolutely no chance of passing his test without lessons from a professional instructor.
    A constant stream of minors and majors.

  5. nothing makes me cringe more than riders who leave their indicator on. If you're gonna remember anything on a bike, let it be to cancel your indicator for fuck sake. Such a daft thing that could end your life

  6. Wish I had someone like you 4 years ago when I went for my license.

    Failed mod one twice, passed mod 2 first time.

    Great work bro I hope you are forever blessed for your kindness 💙

  7. and again foot on the brake at a light is not a good thing to do, you call them life savers, they are the opposite. if i need to get out of any situation quickly, having your foot on the brake is not good practice. you need to be able to react and move quickly, not sit on the brake and get plowed by another vehicle.

  8. Bro, where you from
    That’s my neck of the woods. I used to live on pool lane by back up the road over the lights, from where the video starts 😅

    I’m originally from brandhall

    Passed my mod 1 yesterday
    Got my mod 2 next Monday

    He’s got a lot of bad habits. Needs to re learn everything really.
    Both feet is normal for that style bike. But what he’s doing wrong is using the front brake when you should of been on the rear brake and would of had his foot up anyway

    If he learns or relearns using the rear brake more for corners and slow riding or stopping, the one foot up with come with it.

    Probably would of been better to use a Cardo or something similar

  9. I have been on CBT for years and when I started big bike lessons I struggled putting my left foot down, and had seemingly forgot about right lifesavers. I've got my mod 2 on Tuesday and I'm riding like a proper rider these days.

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