The only official guide which explains the standards required to complete the CBT course and pass the new practical motorcycle test. Good preparation will make it more likely you will pass first time whilst also improving your skills for the future. This title includes information about the new modular practical test. It offers detailed information on all five CBT elements and a CBT record to complete. It provides simple, clear advice on the motorcycle practical test requirements. It includes a Win Bike Gear competition. It is presented from the Driving Standards Agency, the people who set the tests.
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The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) is an executive agency of the Department for Transport. Information on road casualities is available on the Department for Transport website www.dft.gov.uk The Agency's aim is to promote road safety through improving driving standards, testing drivers and riders fairly and efficiently, maintaining the registers of Approved Driving Instructors and Large Goods Vehicle Instructors and Post Test Motorcycle Trainers as well as supervising basic training for learner motorcyclists.
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32 of 36 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I bought this book, as i have passed my CBT over a year ago, and i am about to start lessons. I bought this book to cach up on informaytion that i may have forgotten, but have found it to be fairly useless. All this book tells you, is what topics and items your CBT will cover, and not actually the informaytion itself. For example, with breaking, it will just say "your instructer will explain breaking to your during your CBT", and it will not tell you how you should be breaking. The whole book is like this. They should of only used one page, and said "CBT: the examiner will explain to you, what you do when you get there", and left it at that. I say this book is fairly useless, becasue you could used it as a coaster, or to stop your table rocking.
I say buy this book if you want to find out what you will be learning on your CBT/test, but you will be told that during you CBT, and would therefore just be waisting your money.
I say buy this book if you want to find out what you will be learning on your CBT/test, but you will be told that during you CBT, and would therefore just be waisting your money.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By M. Webb
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I bought `Learning to ride` to assist in passing my full bike test.
Certainly a lot of data, most of which is very beneficial.
In conjunction with other DSA devices, I now have my full bike licence.
Certainly a lot of data, most of which is very beneficial.
In conjunction with other DSA devices, I now have my full bike licence.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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This book does not provide any practical information on what you need to pass a DSA test. It is lacking in that it only lists what the DSA will expect from you to pass thier test. Throughout the guide it refers to seeking instruction from an authorised trainer to explain or show actions listed.
Better books will explain what you need to be able to show an examiner and how to do those exercises.
A waste of money for anyone who has no practical experience on a motorcycle.
Better books will explain what you need to be able to show an examiner and how to do those exercises.
A waste of money for anyone who has no practical experience on a motorcycle.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This was very useful in helping to pass the test first time, but anyone taking the test from 27 April 2009 will need the later version as the test format is changing radically.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Rod Smith
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Easy to understand and gives all the information required to pass the DSA Motorcycle Test. Doesn't tell you how to ride or operate the controls but gives the right information about what examiners are looking for. Try taking the test without this at your cost. When you pass move on and go for the Institute of Advanced Motorcycle membership and test.
By anon
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it does exactly what it says on the description for the product, can't really say much more than that in all fairness
By bruce
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Again it has all you need to know and is really beneficial to your learning curve when going for your full motorbike riding tests.
By djr
Format:Paperback
I already had a Haynes book covering learning to ride, but purchased this book thinking that a book from the Driving Standards Agency would contain EVERYTHING I needed to learn for the test. It doesn`t contain all you need to know and I also purchased the DSA "Guide To Riding, essential skills" book as well {and a Highway Code book}.
Even with these 4 books there is some missing information that you may need. You would think that the DSA could just print one book containing ALL the information you need for riding and taking your motorcycle test.
The book is ok but if you are new to motorcycles and have a lot to learn this book will only give you a part of what you need to learn.
Even with these 4 books there is some missing information that you may need. You would think that the DSA could just print one book containing ALL the information you need for riding and taking your motorcycle test.
The book is ok but if you are new to motorcycles and have a lot to learn this book will only give you a part of what you need to learn.
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