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Hadi
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As stated in the newbie section today, i am currently restoring a 1992 T5 mark 1,its not far from being finished and i am booked into sit cbt in a few weeks,the only pain of buying a new 300 to go with my T5 is having to sit a full bike test, how hard is this to pass ? i have driven scooters in the past for a good few years  |
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Browney
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Not sure how hard it is now m8 as i did mine in 1988, sorry.
Worth doing though.
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Maver
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best thing to do is have a couple of "lessons" before you book the bike test so you know what to expect and highlight any points or "bad habits" that need "correcting" to get you passed with no hassle  well worth the cost 
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smudger
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Location: The Wirral; the bit of land between the Mersey and the Dee
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If ound it not too taxing to be honest but best to get it out of the way before March when the new test comes in...
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