Q's bout getting M1
08-Jun-2003, 11:39 AM
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Q's bout getting M1
1. how hard is it to get M1
2.Is it the same as the G1. ie road rules,signs.
3.Do you have to read the Book
4.Anyone done this before please post here or pm me thanks.
I know how to get M2 but not M1
Anyone with M1 help me out thanks.
2.Is it the same as the G1. ie road rules,signs.
3.Do you have to read the Book
4.Anyone done this before please post here or pm me thanks.
I know how to get M2 but not M1
Anyone with M1 help me out thanks.
08-Jun-2003, 11:47 AM
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1. apparently easy if you use common sense, and maybe read through the book.
2. Somewhat
3. You should if you want to guarantee yourself to pass the first time.
4. OK
Two of my buddies got their M1 + M2 in the last 6 months.
One of them didn't bother reading the book, and passed on his 3rd try.
The other spend the $10, and the 1.5 hours to buy and read it, and passed the first time.
I would personally buy the book and read it? Whats the problem, are you illiterate? Or just lazy?
Don't go for your M1- let alone buy a bike, until you read the book IMO.
2. Somewhat
3. You should if you want to guarantee yourself to pass the first time.
4. OK
Two of my buddies got their M1 + M2 in the last 6 months.
One of them didn't bother reading the book, and passed on his 3rd try.
The other spend the $10, and the 1.5 hours to buy and read it, and passed the first time.
I would personally buy the book and read it? Whats the problem, are you illiterate? Or just lazy?
Don't go for your M1- let alone buy a bike, until you read the book IMO.
08-Jun-2003, 03:09 PM
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Probably wouldn't hurt you to read the book before taking the test. Maybe to some people it's all common sense, but you never know, you may even learn something new and important along the way! 
08-Jun-2003, 06:19 PM
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Originally posted by PolskiSi
SpikeyLee - Thats right man, I'm with you on that 100%.
As for insurance prices- for a starter bike (under 600 or 500cc ) insurnce is about $1500 a year!
Cheap as hell if you ask me.
SpikeyLee - Thats right man, I'm with you on that 100%.
As for insurance prices- for a starter bike (under 600 or 500cc ) insurnce is about $1500 a year!
Cheap as hell if you ask me.
I pay $5500 on my Civic right now per year...
so nobody tell me their insurance is expensive cuz compared to mine.. yours is cheap!
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