Module Two Motorcycle Test (Mod 2 Motorbike test) Full test by Motorcycle Riders Hub online training

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Before you make any comments - read this:
The video shows a motorcycle instructor riding a test route, followed by another instructor. There are no lifesavers carried out by the person behind with the video camera filming the test route, as it would take the camera off the lead rider and you would miss some valuable information. The two riders were in constant radio communication and made sure it was safe to complete the video to help learner riders pass their motorcycle test in the UK.

[@Studiggler]

Love the way the instructor never checks over his shoulders

[@taihanhussain6656]

That’s not the instructor the person in front is the learner doing their test. The instructor is the dude with the camera recording

[@will2766]

​@taihanhussain6656 he knows... he's saying how the instructor (cam rider) never check over his shoulder

[@user-fh6ki9fi9v]

They usually wont as they're watching the rider, they're more than experienced enough to just use mirrors.

[@MK-wt2sp]

Just passed my mod 2 20 mins ago, I have nobody to thank but this guy

[@PASSYAY]

Is that only from the Video or did you undertake training with them?

[@SPd.Triple]

Well done dude 😜

[@MK-wt2sp]

video only. trust me its all you need this guy knows how to ride

[@RottensFTW]

@@MK-wt2sp load of bs, you passed your mod2 with only seeing videos on youtube and that translated into already having the knowledge how to manoeuvre a bike? You should definitely do lessons and learn to ride before you attempt your £200 test

[@tomjones6106]

@@RottensFTW I know how to ride a bike but why the lessons? everything he mention was in the CBT for me. Simple stuff. Just looking for abit more insight

[@DanDan123yoo]

if any of you guys are nervous you cant be worse than my first test... Tight bend on a country road with trees either side so i couldn't see. Massive tractor filled the road and i tried to stop on the edge which turned out to be a massive camber and i dropped my bike in a ditch. You guys will be fine.

[@niklas1723]

Hold my beer...

[@dale-fi1fi]

shit happens

[@kiradotee]

Did you pass mate?

[@steveright408]

lol

[@DanDan123yoo]

@@kiradotee Yeah second try was good :)

[@kiradotee]

This is perfect! You can see what the learner is doing (all the signaling, etc), hear commentary, hear examiners instructions. And even a still zoomed in picture of speed restriction signs! 10 out of 10. 👏

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks

[@paulyboy2311]

I passed my MOD2 today 20-6-23 at 1pm.Feels great and im looking at a new bike much bigger than my old 125.

[@adriandekiewiet8919]

Passed my Mod2 this morning (no minors) and this video was instrumental. Thank you so much for putting this together! ❤

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Well done, glad it helped. Can we use your comments in our marketing? Thank you and greta news...

[@adriandekiewiet8919]

@@MotorcycleRidersHub yes, no problem at all!

[@katrinajames5639]

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[@dougster701]

I’ve passed my full bike license but watching this gives me anxiety all over again 😂

[@rothyfrags2699]

I’m shittin it

[@dougster701]

Rothy Frags You got it booked?

[@rothyfrags2699]

Dougie Haggerty as soon as I have the money too. Not far off. I think mod 2 and theory will be ok but the mod 1 I’m just shitting myslef because of the course memory.

[@dougster701]

Rothy Frags ah right, yeh it’s pretty extortionate tbf. Yeh I wasn’t a fan of Mod 1 and failed it first time on the U turn. It just feels artificial doing manoeuvres in a car park like that. Best advice for it is honestly just to try and relax and not get too bothered if you fail, happens to the best of us and honestly I failed both Mod1 and Mod 2 once and that’s after 5 years of riding on a CBT lol (went over the speed limit in mod2). It’s a pain but it’s not the end of the world having to re-take them and the majority of people will fail one, good luck for you though when you get around to it

[@rothyfrags2699]

Dougie Haggerty can I talk in more detail to you elsewhere ?

[@Google_Does_Evil_Now]

19:40 car overtaking as you're both doing 30 in a 30, while going past a junction on the right, a parked car to the left forcing the novice to move to the right, and having a vehicle opposing approaching. And it probably says "Instructor" or "Examiner" on your Hi-Viz. Some people. That car driver could do with a retest, or some other punishment.

[@AshleyPomeroy]

What a twit - he ended up having to squeeze by an oncoming car and he had to stop at the lights anyway.

[@profblack]

Really refreshing to see from the instructors perspective. While the learner is doing it by the book, the instructor doesn’t do a single lifesaver or observe the two second rule because he knows all too well how unnecessary they are. You know when you need to check, there shouldn’t be a quota for how many times you should be looking behind you every ten seconds.

[@callummclaine9160]

I think it’s not helmet cam, maybe Lifesavers are unnecessary. But a 2 second rule is great for newer riders, as it enables them to have enough time to react to stuff they never would of reacted to before.

[@akrim777]

When you're a learner there is a certain way you need to do things so that you're up to the 'standard'. With experience, you can adjust your riding style. Just because something is good or ok for someone advanced/experienced doesn't mean a newbie can do it safely.

[@noparentalguidance4423]

That is a top notch observation and made me lol because its so true!!! I hadn't noticed that!

[@thetoxicgamer9322]

@@callummclaine9160 the camera is mounted to the side of the helmet so you would see when the instructor does a life saver. But they are useful especially in England with tons of deliveroo drivers getting their CBT and flying by you, I use them when I’m in town but when I’m just out on the open road I don’t, unless overtaking

[@Google_Does_Evil_Now]

7:28 we can see the instructor's head take a slight dip to the left then right then back up and then it closes the distance to the student. I think the instructor has just checked his mirrors. Also other road users will see 2 motorcycles in high visibility waistcoats. Other road users are likely to be more careful towards these two motorcycles. "Examiner" or "Instructor" in big letters. Do you think the examiner/instructor is focusing on the learner so they cannot do their own lifesaver in case they miss something by the student?

[@TheAncientBiker]

I started riding in 1959, bothered to take the test in 1962 and still learnt one or two things watching this thanks. Just to give a laugh my clutch cable snapped as I approached the test centre, quickly into an ironmongers, bought some string, attached it clutch lever routed string to handlebar with a loop on it to stop it falling off. No clutch change up, yank the string for down. Yes I passed :-D

[@calbrock6302]

That is aces!!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks, nice story

[@pede8889]

Very very cool story

[@TARWCreations]

That felt like the longest 35 minutes ever! I was nervous for the rider

[@thecraftedgrainco]

pmsl same! I kept checking how long the video was on for... christ I think I was on the bike taking the test !

[@user-http55588]

😂 Made me feel sick going for my mod 1 soon

[@marialomas7455]

@@user-http55588 you will be fine....I passed my mod 1 today with zero minors!

[@user-http55588]

@@marialomas7455 well done hope my results are the same fingers crossed lol

[@marialomas7455]

@@user-http55588 you will be just fine! Just dont jump up and down like a little school girl like I did.....must of looked like a right muppet doing that but I was so excited to have passed!!!!

[@B1gLe0]

The "learner" gave an excellent example of a test. The "examiner" didn't give a single Lifesaver or keep to the 2 second rule. He was always less than a second from the bike in front. Still, very informative, and definitely worth a watch

[@kershawboy331]

Only a fool breaks the two second rule.

[@Lucas-mi9bl]

That is because even the examiner knows the rules are bullshit! I cant wait to pass my mod 2, so I can ride my way.

[@expatbiker6598]

Actually the examiners as a buffer zone between the candidate and inconsiderate cagers.

[@MrEye4get]

Sorry, but what is a "lifesaver"?

[@chrisgraham6031]

@@MrEye4get it's what we're calling shoulder checks these days

[@petermurphy75able]

I really enjoyed my mod 2 test, I treated it like a ride out on a nice day. Hated the mod 1 and pebble dashed the test centre toilet because of nerves. Good video for anyone with a test coming up.

[@RottensFTW]

exactly! Because thats what it is, a nice ride out!

[@j.h.237]

Hahaha had my MOD1 yesterday and can relate to the pebble dashing… happy to say I passed though and MOD2 is next week

[@j.h.237]

@@forzasquid7963 I did indeed.

[@j.h.237]

@@forzasquid7963 ahh unlucky but sure you’ll get it next time. I also failed once but passed second time, made a silly mistake the first time around but everything went perfectly on the second. Got myself a KTM 790 Duke which I love

[@roymorrishx]

It's been a year now. I need to ask the question on everyone's minds. Did they manage to clean up the toilets?

[@joe100kg]

It is 2023 Dec, the video is still the best Mod 2 test I get prepared and set real-life expectations. Thanks!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thank you

[@bartasview2148]

Passed my Mod1 last week and got my Mod2 in two days. Watch this video like 100 times and just hoping for the best 🤞🏻

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Good luck, hope you passed...

[@bartasview2148]

@@MotorcycleRidersHub did it first time! Thank you for your video. It helped me a lot 😃

[@cazgoldie813]

Keep to the signs to the speed limit, well yeah bloody would if you could see the signs half the time, either graffiti, overgrown bushes/trees covering them.

[@alienmotorbike]

I failed my Mod 2 today at this exact route in Redditch, at minute 33:03 on the left turn. A white van was parked near the turn making it extremely difficult to see any pedestrians on the road, so when I went in, I should have stopped as there were two pedestrians prepared to cross (which didn't cross, but still I should have stopped). Extremely unlucky, that has been an instant fail, and right before getting back to the test center. Until then, 0 faults. I'll try again in two weeks but for anyone: BEWARE to pedestrians, always keep your eyes on!

[@alienmotorbike]

Update: I passed today in Redditch, this video has been very helpful especially for the area around the Test centre! Thank you!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Brilliant

[@illusion1361]

This motorcycle test is like a military exercise

Great video for a beginner. One thing I'd change is at 5:50 you tell viewers to maintain the centre of the lane using counter steering. It feels highly redundant as counter steering is the only way to steer a motorcycle (well, except for turning the bike using feet while standing and riding off-road). Counter steering applies at all speeds and to both motorcycles and bicycles. I really hope that this "only counter steer at speed" myth will go to rest soon.

[@graham4006]

This was one of three videos i watched tirelessly whilst I prepared for my module 2 test. Finally i passed on my 3rd attempt just before Christmas and got my shoulder checks, lifesaver checks etc finally in place especially approaching junctions. It's the greatest feeling ever to have finally passed and this video and others were a huge help. 😎👌

[@Wayneebrum]

Can I ask what you failed on in the previous tests?

[@rossco010]

@@Wayneebrum Was gonna ask the same. Shame he hasn't replied.

[@graham4006]

@@Wayneebrum just seen you're reply. Apologies for not getting back sooner. I remember i failed on not indicating at the right exit on a roundabout. Positioning was wrong. This was ages ago. I've been riding nearly for two years now. No points or endorsements so far 🙂🙏

[@graham4006]

@@rossco010 apologies, just seen both replies.

[@mihailaurentiu2024]

Me listening at normal volume... then: "AT THE END OF THE ROAD TURN LEFT SECOND EXIT" ! EDIT: Passed my Mod2 With 0 Faults, this video has helped me A LOT HUGE THANKS

[@paulamorgan8030]

I would have liked this video to have been available when I was doing DAS last year. I looked at so many videos to get an idea of EVERYTHING! This one is the most informative, (shame it's a bit late!) Great commentary. Very informative and such a calm and reassuring voice! Yes, I'm very sad looking at videos like this after the fact but I do feel quite proud of myself as I never even contemplated riding a motorcycle until my other half suggested DAS. I'm 49 now! I'm so glad he did and I've never looked back. Good luck everyone doing tests now. It's well worth it especially with videos like this to help you.

[@tacitus101010]

Never looked back? How did you pass your test??

[@scrumpymanjack]

I'm 54, been driving cars all my life and now preparing for my MOD 1 and 2. Going to try it without formal tuition - just riding a little on a 125 for a month or so and also watching a TON of videos like this one. Can't wait.

[@stevegordon2032]

Loved watching that Mod 2 video. So concise and clear to follow. Exceptional riding from the “student” and in my humble opinion a clear pass with absolutely no minors that I could pick up on. He looked in total control and was very safe.

[@tompayne7661]

Failed my Mod 2 last week, got my retest next week, watching this video several times in-between but damn I wish I was doing my test here and not South London lol

[@bammyjastard]

Passed my mod 1 3 days ago. Got my mod 2 in a couple of weeks. I thought seeing as i recently turned 50, it was time to ditch retaking my cbt every 2 years 😅 i was very nervous on my mod 1 but only had 1 minor for insufficient speed on my first pass at the hazard avoidance. Great video i am watching as many as i can. Thank you

[@seismic6402]

Sometimes it strikes me that the lifesaver left when indicating left at a roundabout is a bit superfluous. You are not changing lane and the attention should probably be the space to the right. I suppose it depends on the roundabout as well, but my CBT instructor said always do the lifesaver where the space is. Edit: When I did my truck licence the mirror check was always left to check for things such as bicycles or motorcyles. If you are on a motorcycle, you are going to see anything joining as you go past the previous entrance so it just strikes me the lifesaver left is taking a full half second attention away from where the danger is.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Yeah that's great advice. A lifesaver is never wrong if you think you need to check. You have some good information from your trainer.

[@ConfectioneryCorner]

Watching this again is so nostalgic. I passed about 5 years ago I think, I used to watch loads of video. I used to get so nervous....like everyone I suppose. I used my own bike bandit 600..... Did my test in Llandrindod Wells..... Basically easiest place to pass in the UK. Been great since. Ridden a blackbird 2 up at 160mph.that was a shock. Now living in Europe for 2 years, haven't ridden a bike as its too dangerous. Just took it with me as an ornament and something to ride occasionally.

[@burf2000]

There are some real nugets of wisdom here that helped me pass today :) Thank you

[@nvstewart]

3:17 Student did life saver, but the instructor never? Cmon, practice what you preach!!!

[@everythinggaming7938]

possibly has a separate mirror that checks blind spot

[@contactcarlwilson]

The instructor doesn't have to check his blind spot, he already has his license, they are showing you want a learner needs to do pass.

[@Mr.M1STER]

Do as I say, not as I do.

[@Near2Future]

most likely is watching learner to see if he is doing the correct checks.

[@judgedredd49]

@@Near2Future Funny thing about lifesavers. In advanced riding some training authorities are really keen on them and want them at all time even before you go to the toilet but some others aren't bothered as much. My older brother rode a powerful scooter for more than 20 years and commuted to work and did 18.000 mile per annum. that 360.000 miles and as he says he never ever gave a lifesaver and never suffered an accident. [ they were never ever required in the test in the 1960's ] Was he just lucky or not. Forgetting or failing to do lifesavers is one of the first things a motorcyclist fails to do once they have passed their test and many don't suffer by it.

[@kevinbarlow4930]

Excellent video, very informative, hoping to do mine this year

[@Jim553just]

Great video. Takes away some of the 'unknown' and apprehension of the test.

[@najaziz08]

Excellent commentary & instructions throughout - learnt a lot for my mod 2 test next week. Thank you.

[@Labgorilla]

Just passed my mod 2 today on second attempt. Happy to say no minors. Lots of drivers on the roads made my job quite a bit harder. Only advice that I would like to give is , ride for yourself, don’t worry about where the examiner is positioned. Imagine he or she is just a voice in your ear.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Well done, brilliant news

[@paulcollings5424]

What an excellent video ! I'm going to watch this over and over again before my DAS in a few months time. Thank you to all who put this together.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks

[@JimRudman]

This is one of the best videos covering Mod 2 test there is. Well done and thank you.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks

[@NickCadmium]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@ss-gl1xo]

Failed 1 attempt of module 2 due to the lack of information...found this video , looked few time and 1 time in the morning of my mod 2 and I was more confident because I have passed 2 weeks ago...I have not enough words to thank to you guys for making this video...many blessings 🙏🙏👍👏👍

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Great news, glad to be able to help

[@bucketofbarnacles]

Just a shout out to thank you for posting such a good video on Mod 2.

[@salybasher5431]

wow amazing instruction thanks a lot keep teaching us.

[@TihomirSavic87]

Great video, so useful. Thanks

[@ommanomnom]

watching people drive is so relaxing

[@ArcadeCabNBud]

thank you for this video, i know people criticise the "examiner" for lack of shoulder checks but i understand, this was intended for the benefit of the viewer and not normal circumstance.

[@JohnHarris-ri4ev]

Still no excuse!

[@insurancequotes533]

Could have used a camera mounted on the motorcycle, not on his helmet. Problem solved.

[@PersianMotorcycle]

That was a very clear and great explanation, fantastic, thank you for sharing this video, it is very helpful, The rider in front is so relaxed like a pro

[@mikeyakrobson9600]

This is first class. Hoping to do mine soon.

[@marcus577]

I remember my test nearly 40 years ago High Barnet in North London. I can’t believe this couldn’t be done years ago. The examiner stood by the roadside and asked you to do a number of left and right hand turns. He move walking along the route to an area of a roundabout. It’s just reminding of the comedy sketch. Some Mother Do Have Em Moped Test.

[@andrewburton9126]

So helpful THANKS

[@richfromlondon3254]

Passed my Mod 2 today! Thanks for making such a useful video. It definitely helped me out 😀

[@johnbishop2020]

Barry Dransfield

[@martinarmer240]

Brilliant video. The commentary is really helpful to reinforce good habits. Thanks

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks

[@w00dy134]

This is the best mod 2 instruction video on KZbin, relaxed and clear commentary from the instructor and excellent, smooth riding from the learner, I will be watching this multiple times before my test 👍👍👍

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks, good luck

[@w00dy134]

@@MotorcycleRidersHub thanks, I passed first time, 2 minors 👍

[@leahwarren666]

I’ve been told I have to do both shoulder checks before/ after stopping, manoeuvring etc along with a lifesaver- even pulling out of the test centre… which seems a hell of a lot- whereas this rider doesn’t seem to do that only one over shoulder every now and then and some life savers

[@shahinkey]

Very useful video specially instructor tips

[@marvwetbandit]

Thanks for this video. Been watching consistently and passed my test today without any issues 🎉🇮🇪 You have a very helpful content here, thanks a million. All the best.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Brilliant 👏

[@alfs3]

cheers for posting - this was very good help!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Hope you pass...

[@huzain81]

Thanks for uploading this video. This video helped me to retain my calm. I watched this video for atleast 4 times a day before my test. Forget about my Instructor but it was a lot to do with the best practices taught in this video. I know, thank you would be a very small phrase but this is direct from heart. A BIG THANK YOU. I am based in a different city but still I leart a lot from this video and passed my Mod 2.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks

[@rainover6591]

I watched this video before my mod 2 and I passed. Thanks a lot.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Well done, congratulations

[@lou9219]

Just found your channel in my first steps in the direct access journey.. Instant sub and like , thank you in advance for the help 👍🏼

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks Lou, more to come soon. Keep watching and you'll see some great changes and tips

[@marialomas7455]

This video is brilliant.....so informative! Im waiting on a date for my mod 2 so video came in very handy!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thank you

[@robertgraham5946]

Got my test next week, really good this video just to refresh and keep in mind all the observations needed, great video

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Hope you got through okay 🙏

[@behnamjavadimoghaddam6977]

Very helpful and understandable clip 👌

[@lolaharwood4702]

the instructor clearly breaks the 2 second rule consistently and doesn't take lifesavers or even appear to mirror check frequently! notice how the helmet cam doesn't seem to move, and definitely doesn't take "a rearward glance" before pulling out onto new roads etc?

[@pilze.7213]

Lucky guy, hardly any traffic, my MOD 2 was peak lunchtime through a city, industrial estate and then onto a choka dual carriageway with a million trucks, cars, tractors, forklifts across road and vans etc. Way more easier when the traffic is calm!

[@steve00alt70]

The instructor mainly wants you to be able to ride safely and controlled. Following signs to a destination is not as important. So dont worry if you mess up following the signs to a destination.

[@daveloz1]

Thank you this is such a detailed video.... I've done my theory and CBT so now onto my DAS so all these videos really help 👍

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks, good luck

[@JimRudman]

I have very recently passed my Motorbike MOD 2 and I am extremely grateful for the information provided in your videos. Well done and thank you very much.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Great news, glad you passed your test well done

[@bbirch6799]

Hugely helpful. Thank you. Had the worlds worst and angriest instructor who just about put up with, due to the test already booked. This video was footage sent from heaven. Passed with two minors today!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks, I hope you report the trainer. If you want to send me a message I am more than happy to point you in the right direction. [e-mail]

[@123croydon]

I found it really useful. I am about to take my test next week

[@monsteroussons9568]

Venugopal Appadoo did you pass

[@phookit2]

Brilliant. Thank you. I passed mod 1 today and this video really gave me focus for mod 2.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Glad it helped

[@MrStewie15]

Where were the examiners life savers?

[@iantownsend5600]

Great video very useful

[@neilgutteridge6405]

These guys are great.I passed my test with RMT about 10 years ago with no minor faults.Very thorough training with a great emphasis on safety and lovely people which is a bonus.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks

[@trenagibbons6651]

Great commenter, great to see how things have moved on since I past my test, taught me a few, you can never stop learning.many thanks,hows about one on mini round about.

[@gihadaudi3219]

Amazing ride

[@malcolmhammond8407]

Very helpful 👍

[@79Falloutboy]

Genius video and commentary, thank you!!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks

[@georgebushaway5833]

He did everything perfectly

[@NXspeed69]

Just passed my mod 2 today🎉 thanks for this video. It helped me a lot

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Brilliant news, well done. Keep it not he Black Stuff

[@disaffectedmale]

Passed my Direct access in 2014 aged 40. I had somewhat of a misspent youth where motorcycles are concerned and hadn't ridden since age 19. Did all of direct access on a Fazer 600 including my CBT. After one slalom through the cones on a 125 my instructor was happy that I wasn't a novice and bunged me on a 600 where I stayed until passing Mod 2. I had a total of 4 hours of training, 1 minor on mod 1 which was for being 1kmph under the threshold on the hazard avoidance even though my speedo actually said a whisker over 30, I'd been doing it faster during training but wasn't taking chances on the actual test. Mod 2 was a clean sheet. Since passing I've only had a couple of bikes. First a rather predictable ER6f 650 twin which was probably a good choice, I ran that for 3 years then bought a brand new MT09. I kept that through a short marriage, a shorter divorce and an unreasonably long knee jerk to a virus which amounted to about 6 years total and last year I chopped that in against and took delivery of a brand new MT10. Great video. Takes me back. "Left leg down, right leg up." 😇

[@MadOldBiker]

This actually looks like a tough test as the instructor has set up a couple of traps to test planning and awareness. Very good instructor and clearly wants to make sure you are ready to go it alone on a bigger machine...fair play.

[@rabbychan]

You're allowed to trick the student?

[@Dan-wq2pw]

@@rabbychan no he’s chatting breeze

[@high-velocitymammal5030]

​@@rabbychanNah just like waiting for a section with bus stops or houses to ask the student to pull over, rather than just asking on an empty stretch of road. I remember getting caught out by that one on a driving lesson, thankfully not my test.

[@robcall5182]

i got my license in 1984, my examiner, stood on the road while i rode around the block, then he jumped out from behind a tree for the emergency stop, job done... Wood Green Centre

[@sproutandkidneysoup2296]

I took mine in 1976 and it was pretty much the same, but as it was raining he spent most of the test inside the building as I rode around the block a few times. As for the emergency stop, he stuck his hand in the air when I was at least 100 yards away.

[@robcall5182]

@@sproutandkidneysoup2296 lol. It's was Dec when I did mine snow and ice everywhere. I locked up the back wheel during the emergency stop did a bit of a Wiggle, no problem. Happy days.

[@revzmartin1517]

You've aged like a fine wine, Rob

[@patrikpavlik3540]

looks good i was wondering how come needs so much space from the car in front when in red?

[@oliverdenny1869]

I came, I saw this video, and I passed! 👍

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Brilliant news, well done

[@codenamenoob4973]

My palms are sweaty just watching this 🙈😂

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

LOL, mine were doing the video!

[@650r_haz]

If anyone is worried about the mod 2 test, I can assure you it’s a lot easier and smoother going then you’d think! Just keep an eye out for traffic lights and keep on top of your signals and observations. Good luck everyone

[@tsepoza]

I got my mod 2 on Friday. I really hate that I can’t speak to the examiner. What if I don’t hear his instructions clearly. On a car or hgv test you can always explain the logic behind your actions for example; I’m just going to hold back a bit as this lorry that is indicating right at the roundabout is going to take a wide swing or I have chosen the wrong lane but the road is clear behind me so I will make a lane change. On a motorcycle you just have to hope your examiner understands why you are doing what you are doing.

[@sirgod9276]

well if you listen to what they said at the start you should of heard him say if you miss an istruction carry on and i will give you a new instruction

[@humblegainz4692]

I agree with u. I was on my way to do my mod1 and the instructor was telling me to turn right but the driver of the vehicle at the giveaway lines on my right has pulled upto the junction looking to his right the whole time so he hasn't seen us and the instructor starts shouting for me to go but I didn't and the driver pulled out looked at us shocked not realising we are waiting and hit his breaks in a panic. If I had gone ge would have ran me over.

[@danwilson8390]

@@humblegainz4692 I hope he understood why you didn't go?? Did you pass or piss him off?

[@sanjitchahal1341]

Thank you helped with mod 2 pass today. Now for my 1st big bike looking at MT-09 possibly :)

[@schwartz4074]

How did they let you have a 900cc as a starter bike?

[@Fordahord1]

@@schwartz4074 A license not A2

[@mickrick960]

Excellent...I watched this constantly and Moto Ecosse ...I'm sure they helped me pass first time...thank you 👍

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Great news, well done

[@phixi0n]

I'm glad I found this video, I've been arguing with people online regarding how to brake... I was taught that you should release the front brake when slowing and use the rear only, to stop front end dive and potential of tipping the bike. Others have said they just stop with the front and have never heard of such a thing. Good to know I'm not going insane...

[@TheLiamis]

Rear brake only when below 10mph. That was my training from cbt and onward.

[@TheTomco11]

I always use a little bit of both, but yes mostly rear when coming to a stop. Just covering the front with a tiny bit of pressure so I can use it if my rear slips on gravel while filtering

[@stealthych]

very good, thanks for that

[@Wilma_in_the_Wild]

This is an amazing video, thank you!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks for your comment, glad it helped you.

[@lnsupplies]

Thanks mate!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

You are welcome

[@FarukAskar]

Wow. The riding test in the UK is legit. In the US, state of Utah at least, we just do a bunch of different maneuvers around cones in a closed off parking lot and get our license. Lol

[@itsalex3700]

Wait really? I watched exams in US and though it was incomplete video or a joke: Where is the road test? Are you seriously telling me they dont require it in US? :D

[@FarukAskar]

Exalted Me lol. I’m dead serious. There’s no road test. UK’s MOD1 is our only test.

[@itsalex3700]

@@FarukAskar Jesus, so by their standards people are pretty much eligible to drive on the road huh lol. No wonder there are so many fuckfests and accidents with motorcyclists in usa. On the other hand, less chance to screw up, unlike here where you also have to ride on the road for half an hour. so im kinda jealous that is half as easy lol.

[@FarukAskar]

Exalted Me yeah, I’m pretty sure people need to get their driver’s license before they are eligible for a motorcycle endorsement. Not sure what the reasoning is for not having an actual road test, MSF is the organization that regulates these things so if you want to learn more you can look into that.

[@bignsexy9]

Excellent video👍🏾

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Thanks

[@davidbodan4781]

Put the bike in neutral at the red light? How to run away from a driver who will not stop? Notice the car in the mirror, change feet from rear brake to gear selector. valuable seconds. Just keep in 1st gear also when parking.

[@OrmTourist]

Just passed my Mod 2 test from Mitcham! 2nd attempt.

[@SHEYZAD1994]

Hey Brother I just wanna ask is test difficult? What bike and cc they give for test Thanks

[@JanaKruuse]

Thank you so much for this Module 2 test video! So helpful for me to Pass my exam first attempt today morning 😊👍👍👍 Thank you million times!!

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Congratulations and well done

[@purplexbox360]

Excellent video mate, thumbs up!

[@imnotahealthandsafetyperso4889]

Been riding 35 years I think it’s time I took my test lol

[@epiphone5696]

gotta love it mark

[@robinwells8879]

I am going to try for the test but following my sons diagnosis of learning difficulties some years ago, I am utterly petrified! I now realise, at sixty, that I have just the same issues going on. I always assumed I was just a bit gormless but now I know that I have to work out left and right each time and I have difficulty retaining instructions. Sadly I don’t display any obvious overt symptoms so I sound like I am making excuses having never been formally diagnosed!😂. I could sense the instructors frustration when I did my CBT. I think I only got a pass because I agreed I probably didn’t deserve one! Wish I had done the test the first time around when it was a solo drive that if you survived then you passed!😂

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

It's never too late to go through the process. We'd be happy helping you over this hurdle.

[@IGotsBadFeeling]

A "lifesaver" a millisecond before making your move isn't gonna save you. At that time there is nothing you can do anymore IF there is something that might hit you.

[@PaulUrmston]

Just passed my Mod 1 today. Now looking ahead to my Mod 2. This is an amazing video. I am a cautious driver, but i am paranoid about missing a life saver or road position. The video is a great help. Thank you so much

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

Well done on Mod 1 and good luck for Mod 2

[@PaulUrmston]

@@MotorcycleRidersHub Cheers. Done and dusted. Passed both with 0 minors. Loved it! Now off to the NEC next week to see which toy I'm going to get. Lol.

[@MotorcycleRidersHub]

@@PaulUrmston Well done, I hope the videos helped to get that pass. Keep it on the Black Stuff 👍

[@PaulUrmston]

@@MotorcycleRidersHub They did, and for sure I'll keep myself shiny side up.