Great videos, thanks, just passed my CBT today at 40 years old and bike ordered today 12 month old suzuki gsx-s125 with 2500 miles on it, can't wait to build my experience and go for my full test in 12 months or so. Just hope the bikes not been abused, it all looked good with service history 🤞🤞
After I did my CBT I was amazed at just how awesome it is riding, the I was the only one doing the geared bike and at the first start I thought I wasn't gonna be able to do it because I wobbled too much but I soon caught on and my instructor said when I was failing he would of had me on a moped by now so that really boosted my confidence massively. We went onto the road and I struggled but I managed and I am extremely looking forward to buying a bike, I have the CBT but no funds haha...... :( I hugely promote the CBT to everyone I know who can benefit from it because riding is soo good
Same here. I'm in my 30's and couldn't afford the full licence and the bike. So i went for my cbt and a 125 for a bit. Thank god I did because there's a lot more involved in riding for a noob like me than you'd expect from car driving all these years. I'll get my full licence when it's dry next year and upgrade. Good luck I hope you pick up a bike soon. I'm amazed how fun my little venom is around the city. I've done over 150 miles on it in the last week just fun riding in the sun.
@@sambroughton Yep once the speed sets in your hooked, that first time on the national speed limit cant be matched, that feeling of "Wow, so much speed, so open and airy" ... you don't get that in a car
I am 30 now, returning to bikes from a 14 year gap. Got my 125 CBT on sunday. I am so excited. Like a kid at christmas. I dont think you will see this comment. But i watched your video all the way through. Thank you.
@@exeterrider I definitely will! Do you have any tips on what bike I should get? I have never ridden one before, would it be wise to go 50cc before 125?
Great vlog brother... Ive been thinking about getting a bike for some time now I found your channel and after watching you it really made my decision easy. Like I said on Monday I picked up a 2018NC750x I live in the US (IOWA) and believe it or not this bike is hard to find I have the only one around in about a 100 mile radius or so today Im going up to take my skills test already took the written test to get my motorcycle license. A big part is because of your vlogs THANK YOU for what you do and keep the vlogs coming please .
I just started riding a motorcycle, without any kind of training our help, just basic knowledge of the works...bought a Benelli 125cc Leoncino 2 weeks ago, got the handle of it in 30min, ofc I stalled a lot of times at the first couple of rides but nothing that worrying...Just have to pay attention to your surroundings and maintaining balance and clutch stability. Can't compare the feeling of driving a car to the one of riding a motorcycle, just amazing.
About 6 months ago I tore my achilles tendon in my left foot and was unable to ride my bike, or drive my car. I bought a Vespa 200cc scooter to get me around as they're twist and go and you don't need to use either foot to do anything. It served its purpose and I enjoyed riding it .Sold it now but still miss it. Very practical things - scooters - mine could hold at least 3 bags of shopping ( 4 if you strapped one to the back seat )
I agree. I loved my 2 scooters (one of them being a 650 burgman} they make more sense than than motorbikes in many ways. I'd like to doore scooter stuff. I guess for me the overrun on the CVT system gets a little annoying but I can live with it. I'll have a scooter again one day. The 300 forza looks good.
Once you are above 19 you can go on training, pass your A2 ("A" test if over 24 ), get your licence and never have had been on a 125 apart from the CBT. I learnt a lot during the 1600 miles I did on my Honda CB125R. If I hadn't owned a 125 before taking my test, I would never have ridden that much with a riding school and I don't think I would have been ready for A2's 47 BHP or my "A" class bike's 96 BHP. I think all learners need a good 6 months and 1000 or so miles on a learner bike before taking their test. 30 to 40MPH urban roads are fine on 125s, it's the 60 and 70MPH roads on which they are crap, and as you say going up hills. I found my CB125R couldn't do 70MPH (it did an "optimistic" 68MPH on the speedo), but then it only had 13 BHP (not the max of 14.7 BHP). I'm a 95Kg middle aged old fart who didn't want to lean down on to the tank, and the CB125R is a "naked" bike. Maybe a fairing and a lighter rider who leant down would have made it a bit faster. My CB125R did something 110 to 120 MPG. It was something like 300 miles between fill ups. Now I'm down to 120-ish miles between fill ups on my big bike. This is tedious. The road tax (VED) gets me on 125s. 125s can have less emissions than cars that qualify for free road tax. This is "bikist"! If it's free for the cars, it should be free for low emission 125s. I do think semi sensible middle aged old farts like me should be allowed a bit more power when learning. A 20 BHP 250cc bike would have been ideal, and should have been usable on dual carriage ways. Although if you're a rich learner you can always get the electric Zero S "A1" bike that due to the way the law is written on measuring power output over 30 mins is learner legal : www.motorcyclenews.com/news/first-rides-tests/zero-s-electric-motorbike-review/ I've read varying reports that it can have a peak of 30 or even 59 BHP, but averages out to 14.7 BHP over a 30 minute period. This is insane for a "learner" bike. It apparently has a top speed of 90 MPH. I shouldn't have sold my CB125R. It would have been ideal for leaving down the station. It was also a lot easier to push it around. I miss it :(
Yeap alot to be said for smaller bikes around the city and leaving at the station. I agree also that old farts like you and me should be able to train on bigger bikes etc. But it kinda works as it is I think. ER
@@karlosh9286 id like to try one too. The BMW evolution video I made was one of the best test rides I've done this year. Fantastic fun and amazing quick. It was also A2. Davant my local Zero dealer arnt intrested in me test riding then which seems nuts to me!
I'm struggling to get confidence to get up to speed limits like 50mph at the moment. I get to about 45 or 46 and get nervous and drop down to 40 in a 50.
Awesome mate thanks. Good luck on the cbt. The bullit looks a great bike, I've only seen 1 in Exeter riding around but will see more no doubt. They are great to look at 👍🍻all the best on your cbt👍😊
What bugs me with 125ccs geared bikes is ill be going on 3rd gear approaching a corner and It's hard to switch up n down in such a short time so I end up just redlining alot in 3rd because I cba to switch to 4th just for that extra 5-10mph. I do know how to revmatch but I find the gear shifter is akward on my wr125x so it's not very versatile. 125cc scooters are much better in that respects I struggle to keep up with them in urban areas
late starting biking at 50, loved my 125s, honda sh scooter, cb125f and rc125, took my test last year and not looked back, just picked up new honda vfr 800f 8th gen
@@exeterrider would you mind if I asked you a few questions? I’m on about £60 a week too atm holding for a better job soon but could I get a payments plan for a 125? And would I be able to easily run one with my wages?
Ask away no problem. Question is what would you gain buying brand new really 60 a well is pushing it. If advise going second hand bike with money borrowed. Say 1500, 500 for insurance and clothing, then gives you 1000 budget for a 125cc.
Thanks Tom, I was literally editing this week's video and thought I can make another film the material I had. I've been meaning to do one like this for a while. Hope your well and have a good week.
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I had my CBT yesterday and I didn’t qualify. It was my first time ever on a motorbike and I struggled with the control of the clutch and doing a proper U turn. I wish I could take classes somewhere before spending money again on another CBT … :(
Yes they are. But it's nice to be able to look around rather than miss it all. I wouldn't go back but they have a bit of character. Congrats in passing your test. Its always good to get that out the way. What have you got now?
Question? If I pass my full licence on an automatic can i still ride a semi automatic bike as well? I’m struggling with gears have massive anxiety about it but I just want to ride and be safe and i do love scooters but have seen some of Honda’s DCT options which i would also love to be able to try.
Hi again. I just answered your other question. If in doubt then perhaps a maxi scooter like the forza 300 (check out my review on that) or if you like the motorbike look then the cb500f or 500CBR is a very good choice. Although it dosent feel it now you will with those bikes soon get used to the gears but granted its intimidating in the beginning. BTW the nc750x you may find a bit top heavy which won't help your nerves.
exeter rider yea i have seen that one and i do love scooters and truely hate all the uk downer on then as they really are brilliant... two wheels is two wheels! Just wanted as much choice as possible and really do love the NC750S as youre right the X is pretty big and im a short arse!
Yeap I love scooters. You will always get a nod from me.... So much so most scooter riders are wondering what I'm doing😂That's what I started on. If your OK with a lumpy bike then yes go for the x... The S is discontinued on this country. Bear in mind there is a new NC coming out next year 👍🏍️🍻
the cool dudes ooooo interesting and a shame its such a cool bike and in dct Honda really do help cater for all I love that! I heard of a possible DCT rebel but in a much larger engine size too
@@davidtooze4866 ahh yes, not many of them around, I think I may have seen you parked up. Top of town somewhere if I remember correctly. I don't know much about the gt, if I see you or you'll have to show me. 👍🍻
What about turning on a motorcycle ? It’s sounds silly but on a Bicycle I find it hard to turn in sharp corners what’s it like on those tight bends on a bike
Hi mate , I'm in my early 50s, not rode a bike since I was 17, but want to get back on two wheels, should I start on a 125 again or take my test and get a bigger bike
I say you will have more chance of getting into it again with less hassle of you get a 125. You will still have just as much fun as you will with a bigger bike but Alot cheaper to set up. In the UK road tax is 20 pound, and 20 pounds worth of fuel will take you about 800 miles! Also in the UK you only have to do a day course and your free to ride. Go for it, you will enjoy it
@@ashleyp3161 wise words they're. I agree with everything you said. Also yes buying a 125 and we all like a new bike but makes more sense to get a second hand one. Alot to be said for 125 machines.
And yes some bikes don't take 125s seriously. Bollocks to them I say. They are not proper bikers of that's the case. You will always get a nod from E. R😊👍
Second hand 125s have normally had a harsh life if owned by younger folk. Its luck really, its just a case of finding a decent second hand one if thats the way you want to go. Its not risky as long as your careful and do some simple checks on the bike your buying.
@@exeterrider no I didn’t get the impression from you I just didn’t know if I needed to take the theory test because information on it is pretty complicated
Sorry misunderstood. Yes you can pass your cbt on a scooter then buy a geared bike and your still OK 👍it takes youtube a while to alert me of new messages also having time to reply of course.
@@exeterrider and it records u through your helmet? I am planning to get a 125 so I am looking for cameras and stuff. I don’t have lots to spend but need a decent camera that can listen to my voice
Great videos, thanks, just passed my CBT today at 40 years old and bike ordered today 12 month old suzuki gsx-s125 with 2500 miles on it, can't wait to build my experience and go for my full test in 12 months or so. Just hope the bikes not been abused, it all looked good with service history 🤞🤞
Good vice, they are one of my fav 125s. Your going to really enjoy it. Well done and ride safe 👍🍻
After I did my CBT I was amazed at just how awesome it is riding, the I was the only one doing the geared bike and at the first start I thought I wasn't gonna be able to do it because I wobbled too much but I soon caught on and my instructor said when I was failing he would of had me on a moped by now so that really boosted my confidence massively. We went onto the road and I struggled but I managed and I am extremely looking forward to buying a bike, I have the CBT but no funds haha...... :( I hugely promote the CBT to everyone I know who can benefit from it because riding is soo good
Yes riding is a great hobby. I hope you find the funds soon to buy a bike. Goodluck!
Same here. I'm in my 30's and couldn't afford the full licence and the bike. So i went for my cbt and a 125 for a bit. Thank god I did because there's a lot more involved in riding for a noob like me than you'd expect from car driving all these years. I'll get my full licence when it's dry next year and upgrade. Good luck I hope you pick up a bike soon.
I'm amazed how fun my little venom is around the city. I've done over 150 miles on it in the last week just fun riding in the sun.
@@sambroughton Yep once the speed sets in your hooked, that first time on the national speed limit cant be matched, that feeling of "Wow, so much speed, so open and airy" ... you don't get that in a car
I am 30 now, returning to bikes from a 14 year gap. Got my 125 CBT on sunday. I am so excited. Like a kid at christmas.
I dont think you will see this comment. But i watched your video all the way through. Thank you.
I see all comments Jack. That's great to get back on after a gap off bikes, your going to love it 👍🍻
I'm just planning to do my CBT and get a 125, great video thank-you for helping me make my decision, new sub for life
Go for it. It will change your life 👍🍻
@@exeterrider I definitely will! Do you have any tips on what bike I should get? I have never ridden one before, would it be wise to go 50cc before 125?
@@GSY_Matt 125 every time. Pick what style you like then, run a short list
@@exeterrider thank-you, I will have to buy and ride and find out what style I like with experience
I started pretty late in life but so glad I finally passed my CBT!
It's honestly never too late to start with this hobby. Well done for doing it
Great vlog brother... Ive been thinking about getting a bike for some time now I found your channel and after watching you it really made my decision easy. Like I said on Monday I picked up a 2018NC750x I live in the US (IOWA) and believe it or not this bike is hard to find I have the only one around in about a 100 mile radius or so today Im going up to take my skills test already took the written test to get my motorcycle license. A big part is because of your vlogs THANK YOU for what you do and keep the vlogs coming please .
Thanks Garth. IOWA, Reaching you from here is fantastic. I value your presence on the channel. Cheers!
I just started riding a motorcycle, without any kind of training our help, just basic knowledge of the works...bought a Benelli 125cc Leoncino 2 weeks ago, got the handle of it in 30min, ofc I stalled a lot of times at the first couple of rides but nothing that worrying...Just have to pay attention to your surroundings and maintaining balance and clutch stability.
Can't compare the feeling of driving a car to the one of riding a motorcycle, just amazing.
You choose a cool bike to start on, well done! Welcome to the club. It's a great club to be in 👍😊🍻
About 6 months ago I tore my achilles tendon in my left foot and was unable to ride my bike, or drive my car. I bought a Vespa 200cc scooter to get me around as they're twist and go and you don't need to use either foot to do anything. It served its purpose and I enjoyed riding it .Sold it now but still miss it. Very practical things - scooters - mine could hold at least 3 bags of shopping ( 4 if you strapped one to the back seat )
I agree. I loved my 2 scooters (one of them being a 650 burgman} they make more sense than than motorbikes in many ways. I'd like to doore scooter stuff. I guess for me the overrun on the CVT system gets a little annoying but I can live with it. I'll have a scooter again one day. The 300 forza looks good.
@@applecorp yeap I dismissed the NC for that reason. Ironclly that it off all I tried is still the best bike for me and the one I bought.
Once you are above 19 you can go on training, pass your A2 ("A" test if over 24 ), get your licence and never have had been on a 125 apart from the CBT.
I learnt a lot during the 1600 miles I did on my Honda CB125R. If I hadn't owned a 125 before taking my test, I would never have ridden that much with a riding school and I don't think I would have been ready for A2's 47 BHP or my "A" class bike's 96 BHP.
I think all learners need a good 6 months and 1000 or so miles on a learner bike before taking their test.
30 to 40MPH urban roads are fine on 125s, it's the 60 and 70MPH roads on which they are crap, and as you say going up hills. I found my CB125R couldn't do 70MPH (it did an "optimistic" 68MPH on the speedo), but then it only had 13 BHP (not the max of 14.7 BHP). I'm a 95Kg middle aged old fart who didn't want to lean down on to the tank, and the CB125R is a "naked" bike. Maybe a fairing and a lighter rider who leant down would have made it a bit faster.
My CB125R did something 110 to 120 MPG. It was something like 300 miles between fill ups. Now I'm down to 120-ish miles between fill ups on my big bike. This is tedious.
The road tax (VED) gets me on 125s. 125s can have less emissions than cars that qualify for free road tax. This is "bikist"! If it's free for the cars, it should be free for low emission 125s.
I do think semi sensible middle aged old farts like me should be allowed a bit more power when learning. A 20 BHP 250cc bike would have been ideal, and should have been usable on dual carriage ways.
Although if you're a rich learner you can always get the electric Zero S "A1" bike that due to the way the law is written on measuring power output over 30 mins is learner legal :
www.motorcyclenews.com/news/first-rides-tests/zero-s-electric-motorbike-review/
I've read varying reports that it can have a peak of 30 or even 59 BHP, but averages out to 14.7 BHP over a 30 minute period. This is insane for a "learner" bike. It apparently has a top speed of 90 MPH.
I shouldn't have sold my CB125R. It would have been ideal for leaving down the station. It was also a lot easier to push it around. I miss it :(
Yeap alot to be said for smaller bikes around the city and leaving at the station.
I agree also that old farts like you and me should be able to train on bigger bikes etc. But it kinda works as it is I think. ER
@@exeterrider I do want to try the Zero S A1 bike , just to try out how insane it is to be classified as a learner legal !
@@karlosh9286 id like to try one too. The BMW evolution video I made was one of the best test rides I've done this year. Fantastic fun and amazing quick. It was also A2. Davant my local Zero dealer arnt intrested in me test riding then which seems nuts to me!
Great video going to do my CBT in a couple months
Goodluck. It's great when you pass and then the world opens up.
I'm struggling to get confidence to get up to speed limits like 50mph at the moment. I get to about 45 or 46 and get nervous and drop down to 40 in a 50.
Take your time, try to be the boss of the bike, and keep pushing yourself and You will get there. Stay in contact with your progress 👍🍻
@@exeterrider I'm off out tomorrow afternoon so I will let you know
@@davestatham8668 it takes time. Pushing your self is important, and you almost need to have some scary times to get better
Just put the 100 like on great video mate got my cbt on the 3rd . Just about to order a bullit hero
Awesome mate thanks. Good luck on the cbt. The bullit looks a great bike, I've only seen 1 in Exeter riding around but will see more no doubt. They are great to look at 👍🍻all the best on your cbt👍😊
@@exeterrider I am in Cornwall maybe we could meet up and have a ride out to Dartmoor in the future do some filming , keep the videos coming buddy .
@@fog360 I'm up for that. Would be good to meet and I need some bullit footage👍🍻
Glad too see a rider in Exeter gonna get a 125cc in Exeter soon
Awesome. What are you getting?
exeter rider a Honda cbr or cbf 20 plate
If your in Exeter, pm me on exeterrider facebook👍
What bugs me with 125ccs geared bikes is ill be going on 3rd gear approaching a corner and It's hard to switch up n down in such a short time so I end up just redlining alot in 3rd because I cba to switch to 4th just for that extra 5-10mph. I do know how to revmatch but I find the gear shifter is akward on my wr125x so it's not very versatile. 125cc scooters are much better in that respects I struggle to keep up with them in urban areas
Yes, I think scooters are a good option for that reason sometimes. But then they get boring with not changing gears I find.
late starting biking at 50, loved my 125s, honda sh scooter, cb125f and rc125, took my test last year and not looked back, just picked up new honda vfr 800f 8th gen
Never tried a VFR but always admired them. They are stunners!
This video helped me so much to understand the world of bikes more and answered a lot of my questions :) thanks
I appreciate you watching thanks ethan👍🍻
@@exeterrider would you mind if I asked you a few questions? I’m on about £60 a week too atm holding for a better job soon but could I get a payments plan for a 125? And would I be able to easily run one with my wages?
I’m 17 also really wanting to do my cbt soon
Ask away no problem. Question is what would you gain buying brand new really 60 a well is pushing it. If advise going second hand bike with money borrowed. Say 1500, 500 for insurance and clothing, then gives you 1000 budget for a 125cc.
@@exeterrider thanks so much mate appreciate the advise 👍🏼 I’m set to get a £1,500 for my 18th birthday in July so I could use that thanks again
Hi Exeter rider very enjoyable vlog like it
Thanks Tom, I was literally editing this week's video and thought I can make another film the material I had. I've been meaning to do one like this for a while. Hope your well and have a good week.
I had my CBT yesterday and I didn’t qualify. It was my first time ever on a motorbike and I struggled with the control of the clutch and doing a proper U turn. I wish I could take classes somewhere before spending money again on another CBT … :(
Ahh, don't give up. Do you have a bike you can use to practice on. Find a small piece of land just so you can learn the basics 👍🍻
125s are just gutless though mate. So glad I got my license this year
Yes they are. But it's nice to be able to look around rather than miss it all. I wouldn't go back but they have a bit of character.
Congrats in passing your test. Its always good to get that out the way. What have you got now?
@@exeterrider I've got an MT 07 now and also the 125s don't last long enough I found
@@ANDY1985UK2011Good choice there mate. The 07s are really punchy. My 125s were pretty solid to be honest. Both hondas so they are built well.
@@exeterrider well I mean like the tyres and brake pads and chain etc wear out faster on a 125
@@ANDY1985UK2011 ahh yes I see. Yea to true.
Are 125cc hard to learn I'm on a 50cc moped but wish to learn
You will soon get used to it. Similar to a 50cc really.
Great video
Thankyou Aleshia📺👍🍻
I dont even know where to start what do i do first? I drive a car i do want to bike i am a female nervous
One step at a time 👍🍻
Question? If I pass my full licence on an automatic can i still ride a semi automatic bike as well? I’m struggling with gears have massive anxiety about it but I just want to ride and be safe and i do love scooters but have seen some of Honda’s DCT options which i would also love to be able to try.
Hi again. I just answered your other question. If in doubt then perhaps a maxi scooter like the forza 300 (check out my review on that) or if you like the motorbike look then the cb500f or 500CBR is a very good choice. Although it dosent feel it now you will with those bikes soon get used to the gears but granted its intimidating in the beginning. BTW the nc750x you may find a bit top heavy which won't help your nerves.
exeter rider yea i have seen that one and i do love scooters and truely hate all the uk downer on then as they really are brilliant... two wheels is two wheels! Just wanted as much choice as possible and really do love the NC750S as youre right the X is pretty big and im a short arse!
Yeap I love scooters. You will always get a nod from me.... So much so most scooter riders are wondering what I'm doing😂That's what I started on. If your OK with a lumpy bike then yes go for the x... The S is discontinued on this country. Bear in mind there is a new NC coming out next year 👍🏍️🍻
the cool dudes ooooo interesting and a shame its such a cool bike and in dct Honda really do help cater for all I love that! I heard of a possible DCT rebel but in a much larger engine size too
I'm 17 was gonna get a 125 but finance is only available for 18+
Frustrating isn't it. Bank loan?
I live in Exeter and I love my 125
Great Dave, what have you got? Say hello if you ever see me out and about 👍🍻
@@exeterrider I’ve got a hyosung gt125r
@@davidtooze4866 ahh yes, not many of them around, I think I may have seen you parked up. Top of town somewhere if I remember correctly. I don't know much about the gt, if I see you or you'll have to show me. 👍🍻
@@exeterrider yeh that would’ve been me
Can I ride a 125 on the road after doing my cbt without doing my theory or doing the practical test
Yes if your 17+👍
What about turning on a motorcycle ? It’s sounds silly but on a Bicycle I find it hard to turn in sharp corners what’s it like on those tight bends on a bike
Much like riding a bike Luke, you just get used to it and learn on every corner you take.
Hi mate , I'm in my early 50s, not rode a bike since I was 17, but want to get back on two wheels, should I start on a 125 again or take my test and get a bigger bike
I say you will have more chance of getting into it again with less hassle of you get a 125. You will still have just as much fun as you will with a bigger bike but Alot cheaper to set up. In the UK road tax is 20 pound, and 20 pounds worth of fuel will take you about 800 miles! Also in the UK you only have to do a day course and your free to ride. Go for it, you will enjoy it
@@ashleyp3161 wise words they're. I agree with everything you said. Also yes buying a 125 and we all like a new bike but makes more sense to get a second hand one. Alot to be said for 125 machines.
And yes some bikes don't take 125s seriously. Bollocks to them I say. They are not proper bikers of that's the case. You will always get a nod from E. R😊👍
Hi ER. Which 125 is that you were riding on in this vid? TIA
Hi, it was a keeway lxs I n think. Not sure if they still make them now 👍
Do you recommend buying a 125cc brand new or second hand? Are second hands ones a bit too risky?
Second hand 125s have normally had a harsh life if owned by younger folk. Its luck really, its just a case of finding a decent second hand one if thats the way you want to go. Its not risky as long as your careful and do some simple checks on the bike your buying.
Hi to ride a 125cc bike is the only thing you have to do is do cbt or do you need to do the driving theory test aswell thanks great video
Yes agreed, did I give the impression you need to do a theory test?
@@exeterrider no I didn’t get the impression from you I just didn’t know if I needed to take the theory test because information on it is pretty complicated
I see, as long as your over 17 then you can take the 1 day CBT course and that's all you need 👍🍻
@@exeterrider thank you great video 🙏
Can you ride a geared bike with an automatic CBT certificate in the UK ?
Yes you can, you can ride anything up to 125cc with a CBT.
@@exeterrider I meant sitting the CBT on an automatic transmission scooter ? 🤔
@@exeterrider can you sit CBT on scooter then drive a manual ?
@@exeterrider was the question to complicated ?
Sorry misunderstood. Yes you can pass your cbt on a scooter then buy a geared bike and your still OK 👍it takes youtube a while to alert me of new messages also having time to reply of course.
Can I ride a 125 with my 50cc CBT certificate, and on a provisional license?
Get second advice from your training school but I believe you will be able to as long as your 17👍🍻
You have to be 17 and have a 125cc
I'm 25 I don't have a car licence if I pass my cbt can I jump straight on a 125 if enyone can help 🤔
Yes you can 👍
How does you camera pick your voice up? What camera you using?
It's a drift camera, it sounds record's well🎥👍
@@exeterrider and it records u through your helmet? I am planning to get a 125 so I am looking for cameras and stuff. I don’t have lots to spend but need a decent camera that can listen to my voice
@@brocwalker2398 buy a drift ghost like mine and then a microphone with a 3.5mm jack and your good to go. It will all make sense once you buy it. 👍
I have a 125cc in mine but it’s a dirt bike
Wow sounds cool👍👌🍻
I don’t understand about the A1 licence if it’s in uk or not
@@lukebarber9466 yeah it is, we've got am, a1, a2 and a licenses
CBT isn’t a test is it? It’s training.
Yes but can be a treat. I know of 2 people who couldn't get there certificate or finish the days course..... Scary thought ahh!
I just failed my CBT today.
O didn't think that was possible. What happened? Crashed?
@@exeterrider My instructor said she had an element of doubt because I hadn't riden for over 16 years and had some serious rider rust.
Sorry to hear that. Don't give up.
I passed on my second go :D
@@btcvgod awesome thanks for letting me know! We'll done 👍
Bloody hell £60 a week? I'll be lucky if I get £5 lol
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@@exeterrider umm its hard to say but do u know where burnthouse Ln is?
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