Got my Mod 1 on Wednesday, and my Mod 2 Tuesday next week. This has clarified my thoughts exactly! Thank you for the thorough explanation!

Yesterday (22 November 2024) I passed my MOD 2 test. I would like to thank the owner of this video. This helped me a lot. Thank you very much.

I stopped riding my SV because of the clip ons. She sat in the garage not used for a couple of years. I brought the same kit as you have recently and it has made the world of difference to the bike. I've fitted lower foot pegs too. I can now ride the bike for a good gew hours and get off without throbbing, aching wrists. Wish I'd have done it ages ago.

Hopefully you made it as an instructor as you make it amazingly clear how you explain the concept. Thanks a million

i went with jim allan falkirk failed on swerving twice mod 1 twice never got enough training on that so i took my own bike and passed myself doing mod2 next on my own don't need money grabbing training

i'm doing my mod A2 on the 28th november at govan. your very clear thank you i'm sure this will help me pass my test 👍🎅

Thank you so much for this, you're doing us all a great service. I'm early 40's saving up to scratch a 25 year itch, looking to get my full licence next Spring. Want to be as prepared as possible, you're channel has quickly become invaluable - really appreciate it pal. Huge thanks again 👍

Hi, I love your video series, not just the tips but the scenery also, I personally would welcome the occasional location information as I would love to visit. I realise they are around Stirling, Bridge of Allan and maybe Doune but a little location commentary would be very welcome - please keep making these as they are inspiring me, I am 71 and have just gained my CBT.

i was planing on buying 125 as my first first bike , you might change my mind on sv650s

Hows everyones insurance prices looking gonna do direct access when i turn 24 but looks like ill be too poor to insure anything

Nice bike

Thanks for that information

I got a cbt and just 125cc i havent gone out on it yet after watching this and your round about video i fell i like i know enough to start thanks mate massive help .

Brilliant video, cheers! Certainly going to try and put this into practice, finally got my licence this year at 58, after a 30 year break from 125s, wish I'd done it years ago, as a novice rider, videos like this are incredibly useful, thanks mate 👍

I've passed my mod2 a few months back, and am loving riding. I feel like im a bit too slow on roundabouts, always have a car up my ass. any advice?

Does anyone know if the riding position in terms of the footpegs is identical between the 1000 and the 650?

I commented a few day ago and since then have passed my mode 2....I take instructions a bit mad....so this video visually sooooooooo helped me ....Thankyou

I passed my mod2 today and I’m over the moon,I would advise anyone to take lessons, I have ridden bikes on and off in my life and this helped me, but I learned so much about awareness on the road and taking everything onto consideration .Go the lesson way if only for a few.

I love your vids with ref to using the tennis balls we in Wales like to use flagons of cider is this ok 🤣😛🤔

Nice camera

Thinking about trying these grips. I too suffer cramping in the right hand. I always assumed it was God's punishment for youthful indiscretions. Seriously though, I tend to cover the brake with two fingers and figured that might be the root of the issue. I'll give these a try and see what happens. Thanks for the helpful review.

I just bought one of these as my first proper bike after a year on a Duke 125 and I'm now watching your Mod 1 & 2 videos in preperation for my full bike course / test in 3 weeks. Appreciate your videos 👍

Thank you for a very informational video. Very helpful.

I always tell my Wife, on a motorway, you have to drive all three lanes at once - you always need to know what is coming up in Lane 1, and how quickly you are closing on the vehicle in front; whilst also knowing what is coming behind you in Lane 2 and how fast, and if Lane 3 is clear (just in case the numpty in Lane 2 isn't paying attention when you pull into 2 from 1).

Great video. Nice to see you riding around Stirling as well!

Brilliant

This is extremely confusing because my instructor told me some things slightly different, for example you shouldn’t be switching lanes in a roundabout because someone behind on that lane will need to break or slow down for you, apparently you should rather cut across the lanes to take your exit so now idk 🤷‍♂️ who’s correct about what

Would you be able to pass a mod 1 on an sv650s sports bike ? i have it booked for Monday and I'm now worried that's its going to be impossible to pass on a sports bike

Thanks for the relaxing video. I have my CBT booked next month. Hoping the last 15 years of road cycling has taught me enough road awareness and experience of dangerous drivers to not endanger myself!

Thanks. These videos are great and address all the manoeuvres and positioning that I need to know.

Enjoyed all your vids and just passed, thank you 🎉

GROSS and utter ridiculous laws to obtain a bike licence.

Great advice I have my mod 2 in a few hours 👍

Thank you from Wilmer, Texas!

Got my mod 1 in the morning been watching these videos over and over again dude im a nervous wreck

Thank you for the video. I am back on a bike after too many years, from riding in Norfolk in the 70's to the busy South Wales valleys has been an experience! This video has given me more confidence with filtering, something I am still quite nervous about. Thanks again.

Great video thanks 😊

Although my mod two instructors were good, I was still confused about observations and lifesavers before watching this video. On the run-up to my test, I studied the heck out of this video to really drill in proper habits. Out on the road, speaking to myself about what to do worked a treat. Thankfully, I did not make a single observational error on test and I passed with one minor (which the examiner laughed about). I am no expert by any means and I still have much to learn. One thing is clear, however, I probably would not have passed without this content. Thank you for uploading! Incidentally, I now do the extra life saver. It feels safer.

Hey, hope you are well. Any pointers on choosing the right bike?

Nice

I want to get my full bike licence mod1 and mod2 but I don’t have a 600cc bike so what are my options?

In a first place thanks a lot for all the videos - I do have a lot of concerns about roundabouts and found your videos extremely helpful. Also mountains' views in some of the videos are stunning. Would have a question on the last roundabout view and right turn there to the left line (27m44s). Wouldn't be safer to turn right to the right lane of the 3rd exit? The reason i'm asking as if someone would be joining roundabout from our 1st exit and going straight they would land in our 3rd exit in left lane making it a collision path when they want to accelerate (straight line) and if we keep steady pace this could cause potential danger. Are there any rules against to use right lane of 3rd exit? Regards

Hi mate - loving the videos. Have my MOD2 Monday and they’re really helping me - especially the roundabout ones. Test 8am in Musselburgh so expecting roads to be busy Had a quick question on the roundabout at 15:04. I think I would have been tempted to go into the lane left of the one you were in when on the roundabout. Looks like the traffic in lane. Could I have used either? Seen exit is past 12 o clock so know we would approach in right lane and there’s no 4th exit so guess that’s why it was rightmost lane for the exit?

I just love the way this guy helps us with clear instructions ..Thanks again mate .. Ride safe

your channel is the best on KZbin, Hope we see you back here in the future matey

One day this will be me

thank you

I said before how magnificent this channel is and I haven't got to the recent videos yet . I'm going in for my mod 1 and MOD 2 test in a few months.. I've been riding on my CBT.. and other road users especially car users are oblivious to motorcyclist.. thank you once again for a great demonstrations

Never been on a bike. Never driven a car. 17 years old. You're really giving me confidence for when I eventually take my CBT! Thanks.