Bikesafe

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It's a worthwhile exercise and a good day out. As others have said, they won't really teach you new skills as such, but they will observe you and tell you what you need to pay attention to in order to ride better. They will also give you loads of tips and answer any relevant questions you may have. When I did it the other rider was a Dennis Waterman lookalike (out of Minder) on a Zx9r. He was riding like a nun cos he couldn't get the idea out of his head that the cops were watching. When it was my turn he said 'I hope you're going to turn it up a bit - I'm getting bored doing 40 in an NSL". Oh and he stopped to bollock some ho in a car on her phone which made me laugh. Good lunch at Ace café as well. To actually address the points he told me to work on, I joined the IAM.