As part of the CBT, and as part of your licence training, braking effectively is taught rigorously. On your test at the MMA, 2 braking exercises are given, a controlled stop, and an emergency stop. The question lies though: how quickly can you stop? Modern bikes have 2, 4 even 6 pot…
Helmet Camera – Do you need one?
In today’s traffic, there are a number of ‘incidents’ I hear of daily involving car drivers and bikers. Some of these are simply verbal altercations (usually over filtering), others are no so lucky. In the event of an insurance claim after a collision, a helmet camera can provide that necessary evidence to…
We Have Moved!!
Think Bike Training Ltd has moved! Due to our continued growth, we have had to leave our old unit, and move into a new (to us) unit in a more centralised location. We feel that this location is much better placed in terms of accessibility as well as convenienvce. Think Bike Training Ltd are…
How do you learn?
In any learning environment, there are a number of learners that will respond to different styles of teaching. Some people are pure practical, some are pure theoretical. When you consider that the current motorcycle tests posed by the DVSA contain 3 elements, it becomes very apparent that we exert a lot of effort preparing…
Survival Reactions
Survival Reactions is popular term that’s often batted around biker circles, I would imagine primarily due to Keith Code’s Twist of the Wrist 2 book and video (available on YouTube), but what does it really mean? There are 7 that are listed, although personally I feel these can be broadened out…