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Post by skyhook on Feb 19, 2009 14:26:53 GMT 1
I passed first time with only a day and a bit training, so off into the wild blueyonder  |
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Post by Buzzin (^_^) on Feb 19, 2009 14:29:45 GMT 1
Ok, I'm not familiar with the bike tests in the UK to be honest, but I am guessing you just passed your test to get a learners license? (or a full one?) Either way, congratulations! I hope you have a lot of safe driving miles to go on your bike  |
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Post by Hubcap on Feb 19, 2009 14:56:34 GMT 1
He passed his test to get a full licence, the CBT is the learners licence ;D
Congratulations Skyhook!!!
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Post by skyhook on Feb 19, 2009 15:31:39 GMT 1
Been of a bike for a number of years, so was not to hard to pass, Only got 2 marks agains't me so Im pleased. Now just to dust the cobwebs of me bike and get out and about |
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Post by Hubcap on Feb 19, 2009 15:57:42 GMT 1
Not bad! |
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Post by pongo on Feb 19, 2009 18:04:55 GMT 1
Well done Skyhook Happy and safe riding  which makes lots of these ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by JJ on Feb 19, 2009 18:40:20 GMT 1
CONGRATS ;D and ENJOY |
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Post by andymon on Feb 19, 2009 22:08:13 GMT 1
Well done Skyhook, safe riding.
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Post by rj2para (Bisto) on Feb 19, 2009 23:34:15 GMT 1
Way to go. ;D
Also did DAS about a year and a half ago.
roger
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Post by sheekbiker on Feb 19, 2009 23:34:42 GMT 1
Well done mate just in time for the spring weather with luck.
Ride safe.
Mick.
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Post by skyhook on Feb 20, 2009 19:29:19 GMT 1
Woot woot, Had me first real spin on me NTV and Im very impressed. Keeped me speed dowm ( round speed carmers)........lol
Forgot how much fun it is rideing a bike, so keep your eye,s open for an old fart on a black NTV, Its me............lol
Roll on the spring, hope to ride with a few of you all soon.
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Post by Jaz66 on Feb 20, 2009 21:55:03 GMT 1
Hi Skyhook... Congratulations and welcome into the light... ;D Just in time for spring?..... A Bike, A Rider and some good weather........I make that 'NTV' O'clock. Checking out the NTV Owners MapI can see that from yours a quick sprint to the Ace would be easy to do, or a bit further a field is Box hill or Possibly the new forest for a real run out, (Maybe even get Rj and McF and anyone else who was interested involved) and of course top of tree Re; rideouts has to be the 'NTV Owners' Rideout to Builth, Wales |
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Post by skyhook on Feb 22, 2009 16:45:42 GMT 1
Took a spin upto Boxhill and the place was packed with bikes, But yer was a nice ride out for me, Looking to do a few more before May as am looking to do a run over to spain (935 miles) going to do it over 3 day then 7 days sunning meself and 3 days back.
What you guys think ??
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Post by Buzzin (^_^) on Feb 22, 2009 18:36:08 GMT 1
If you're going by motorway it should be easy enough. When you plan on taking the mountainroads, get some instructions before you go It helps if the first long ride isn't alone (when on mountainroads that is). But that's just my experience |
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Post by McF on Feb 22, 2009 20:08:41 GMT 1
Took a spin upto Boxhill and the place was packed with bikes, But yer was a nice ride out for me, Looking to do a few more before May as am looking to do a run over to spain (935 miles) going to do it over 3 day then 7 days sunning meself and 3 days back. What you guys think ?? Sounds like a plan  Box Hill is a good spot for a short run out. It's within easy striking distance for Jaz66 too, so PM him with a little notice next time and you might be able to share a brew. Slightly further afield is Loomies (take a look at the Google Map maps.google.com/ (you may need to search for "Honda NTV Forum Map") for location in Meon Valley) and beyond that is the majesty of the New Forest with RJ2Para potentially available for an NTV Brew. I work between Gosport and Leatherhead and often around on weekends. Mighty Pan should be back on the road from end Mar; if I'm not sailing I'm always up for a ride and a brew. If you're happy to take 3 days for your journey through France, I'd suggest staying off the Autoroutes and enjoy some of the local roads, providing you're comfortable being on the "wrong side of the road". Route planning is well considered in advance. Are you using a SatNav, paper maps/route cards or following your nose? |
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