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IAM "Skill for Life" course...recommended?
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(30-06-12, 06:41 AM)pitternator link Wrote: My issue is this...a court or traffic copper  wont take the view that as a IAM driver you have any more right than anyone else if caught speeding. Graham, you seem to smugly assume you have the ability to spot / detect speeed traps/ cameras...you should bottle it , it will be a wonder product.

Pitternator, where the *foc* did I say that? Oh, that's right, I didn't.  Why don't you go back and read what I actually *wrote* rather than what you smugly seem to assume I wrote?

Quote:The issue of sticking to a speed limit shows you have  restraint , something very important for inexperienced riders to master if they want to avoid riding into situations which can rapidly exceed their abilities.

And I don't disagree with that in the slightest... *when* it is appropriate! Sure, sticking to (or below) 30 and 40 limits is sensible. Sure, inexperienced riders (and even, or especially experienced one) should exercise due restraint, again *WHEN* it is appropriate.

Yes, fine, get safe first, I don't disagree with that either, but once you've got that message and increased your experience, then you'll find that what you can do *safely* increases.
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Re: IAM "Skill for Life" course...recommended? - by Grahamm - 01-07-12, 12:29 AM
IAM skills for life - by JZS 600 - 02-07-12, 10:40 AM

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