2B Bike License Lesson 5.02 ( Attempt 2,3 and 4 )
Hello 2B Aspirants and holders!
My apologies for the long delay as i’ve been dead set on getting lesson 5.02 completed for a long time but here it is! I’ve finally graduated from circuit and will be heading out to road soon!
For the assessment here are some tips that might help you to prepare and eventually ace the test!
Tip 1: CHECK YOUR BLINDSPOTS
Checking your blindspots at the correct places is really important. I got so many points on my first and second attempts because i didn’t check my blindspots at the correct areas and at the correct timing. For example, when turning corners or when exiting the pylon stage. So please keep in mind to check your blindspots 🙏
Tip 2: LISTEN TO THE INSTRUCTOR
I noticed that different instructors have different ways of conducting the assessment so the best is to keep quiet and listen up especially when they tell you about ur mistakes.
Tip 3: MENTALLY VISUALISE
Before each assessment, I always mentally visualised the circuit and entire assessment a day and a few hours before going for assessment. It definitely helped mentally prepare me for the test and it could help you too!
Tip 4: YOU ARE ON ASSESSMENT
During my third attempt at the minor road near the start point, i made an abrupt lane change to join up with students from lesson 2.2 since i thought they were also queueing up to exit as well. However, they were not and simply stopped to wait for their instructor. So lesson learnt, always remember that you are in an assessment and continue on the same route, not stopping unless you have to.
Tip 5: DON’T GIVE UP
As much as you want to, i urge you not to give up so fast if you fail on your first and second attempt as I only passed on my 4th attempt. Everyone is on their own time and pace so don’t compare yourself to other students. You’ll get there eventually ☺️🙏
Thats all the tips i have for the time being and im relieved that I’ve finally passed the first big hurdle and im one step closer to TP 🙏
Till then, ride safe and good luck to those taking their assessments or TP tests!
Ride safe!
James



















































