CBT - 20mph limit
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Hi guys,
Not a biker yet but planning on doing the CBT after Christmas. Being Welsh I now have to deal with Labours stupid 20mph limit, is it any harder riding a motorbike at lower speeds due to not having as much momentum or won’t it make much difference?
I know you do slow speed manoeuvres before the on-road part of the CBT which should hopefully let you get the hang of it.
Thanks
Not a biker yet but planning on doing the CBT after Christmas. Being Welsh I now have to deal with Labours stupid 20mph limit, is it any harder riding a motorbike at lower speeds due to not having as much momentum or won’t it make much difference?
I know you do slow speed manoeuvres before the on-road part of the CBT which should hopefully let you get the hang of it.
Thanks
WoodyS27 said:
Hi guys,
Not a biker yet but planning on doing the CBT after Christmas. Being Welsh I now have to deal with Labours stupid 20mph limit, is it any harder riding a motorbike at lower speeds due to not having as much momentum or won’t it make much difference?
I know you do slow speed manoeuvres before the on-road part of the CBT which should hopefully let you get the hang of it.
Thanks
After your CBT, you'll need to cope with riding in heavy traffic. Riding at slow speed is an essential skill. Not a biker yet but planning on doing the CBT after Christmas. Being Welsh I now have to deal with Labours stupid 20mph limit, is it any harder riding a motorbike at lower speeds due to not having as much momentum or won’t it make much difference?
I know you do slow speed manoeuvres before the on-road part of the CBT which should hopefully let you get the hang of it.
Thanks
But a blanket 20mph limit is stupid.
WoodyS27 said:
Hi guys,
Not a biker yet but planning on doing the CBT after Christmas. Being Welsh I now have to deal with Labours stupid 20mph limit, is it any harder riding a motorbike at lower speeds due to not having as much momentum or won’t it make much difference?
I know you do slow speed manoeuvres before the on-road part of the CBT which should hopefully let you get the hang of it.
Thanks
In my experience it is all about confidence. Most of the off road part of the CBT will be slow speed manoeuvres (well below 20mph), so the more time you spend practicing them, the more confident you will be at slow speeds. Just go for it and have fun.Not a biker yet but planning on doing the CBT after Christmas. Being Welsh I now have to deal with Labours stupid 20mph limit, is it any harder riding a motorbike at lower speeds due to not having as much momentum or won’t it make much difference?
I know you do slow speed manoeuvres before the on-road part of the CBT which should hopefully let you get the hang of it.
Thanks
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