There are so few motorcyclists now, one is rarely troubled by them
Why do you think that is?
There are so few motorcyclists now, one is rarely troubled by them
Whippet wrote:
2. The hoops that a young person has to go through to ride a bigger bike seem much more complex now. You can’t get away with riding your 250 around the block while the examiner stands on a street corner anymore**
One of my brothers mates actually fell of his bike during his test, but still passed as the examiner didn’t see it
Whippet wrote:I’ll have a guess at answering that;
1. Motorcycling isn’t as fashionable as it was in the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. The result is that the age profile of motorcyclists is getting older, we are literally dying out.
2. The hoops that a young person has to go through to ride a bigger bike seem much more complex now. You can’t get away with riding your 250 around the block while the examiner stands on a street corner anymore**
One of my brothers mates actually fell of his bike during his test, but still passed as the examiner didn’t see it
landsurfer wrote:Our local training company has 6-10 under 20's going through their test .. successfully each month ... and lots of over 20's as well ....... but it is a hard grind ... respect to all our new Brothers and Sisters ....The Road Goes On Forever ......
Cyril Haearn wrote:landsurfer wrote:Our local training company has 6-10 under 20's going through their test .. successfully each month ... and lots of over 20's as well ....... but it is a hard grind ... respect to all our new Brothers and Sisters ....The Road Goes On Forever ......
Is it harder than learning to drive a car?
hondated wrote:Reads to me that your brother got lucky Whippet like we did when we just had to ride our bikes around the block.