CBT MOTORCYCLE TRAINING (PART 3 of 9) - COMPULSORY BASIC TRAINING - ELEMENT C (PART 1 OF 3)

This is a video from the CBT, Compulsory Basic Training series created by John Macdonald, Director of ProScot Rider and Driver Training Ltd it will help you to learn how to ride a motorcycle. This video covers part of Element C - The off-road practical training element and focuses on how to "Move Off & Stop", how to carry out effective "Rear Observations" and how to "Change Gears". The video also looks at typical rider faults and areas of weakness when learning the above skills. The video is designed to give riders about to attend a CBT an in-depth insight into a CBT and hopefully help the learning process and enable riders to focus more on the practical learning Elements of the CBT.

[@PakamisaAsandaMpuzi]

This is the best beginner series on the internet.

[@125ZJK]

I'm just embarking on my motorcycle journey. These videos, pure gold. Thank you.

[@merkhet9328]

The best explanation and demo of blind spots I’ve ever heard. Thank you, I learned something even as an experienced rider.

[@neilsbaker9790]

Just returning to biking after some years away…this series is excellent, Thanks!

[@harrybeaton5793]

It isn't the 1st time I have watched these videos since they were created but am really hoping within next few months to re do my cbt and dac with Pro scot finger's crossed but thank you once again John for the effort you put into these videos and everything uv done since I 1st done my cbt in1999

[@thesmithsmaf]

Excellent again John - thanks for uploading

[@virtueontv8063]

This is perfect thank you ive finnaly booked my cbt on the 8th This is without a doubt going to come in handy

[@proscot1982]

Thanks Virtue.. 👍

[@sameersam1839]

Your the best trainer sir..I passed the CBT just because of your videos and I don't know that why this video's have less views🤷🏼‍♂️...it has to be millions...thank you for helping me🙏

[@keithahlstrom176]

Right!?!?! This is pure gold!

[@xaxabat1]

Thank you John for the great video.

[@singhuk6263]

Very good information perfect.

[@ankaguthrie8980]

I love it -you guys make it looking so easy 😊 Videos are great and everything it’s very well explained and easy to understand Thanks 😊

[@kitzmawniuh2640]

Very much helpful, and clear instructions

[@jgee5094]

Excellent 👌 great information and very well done 👍🏻

[@pobinrice6480]

Bloody brilliant lads

[@singhuk6263]

Amazing Video Sir.

[@josephmitchell6340]

Excellent video. Newbie here riding 2 months and love it but what you hit on with the left foot out is what I do to stop. I dropped the bike once and almost more due to the wobble the bike gets when at stop and was unsure why u til you said not fully stopped. That must have been it. The bars went to the right and down it went even thought was all rear break. I still once every 80 stops have a stop off balance a little or where I feel the bike wanting to turn right or get tricky due to uneven ground. The inability to rid myself of it doing this once a while is frustrating. Don't want to drop my bike every again hoping it doesn't happen due to this and praying it works itself out the more miles and stops I add daily

[@eleanortamburrini8336]

hello John I I didn't get off the first part of that today as I had all those faults you have shown and need some serious help on slow bike control

[@eleanortamburrini8336]

PS for some reason my wife's name has come up here it should be Ron

[@kitzmawniuh2640]

Mine ia all up, lowest is a neutral.