QUOTE(cattledecap @ Oct 19 2011, 03:59 PM)
Dear Motorbike Sifus,
I have been driving car to work so far...
almost never rode bike before....
want to start biking, keen to eventually ride bigger (SBK) bikes...
So, i paid for B full license and told the L class i want B full but never rode bike before - the whole class had a good laugh.
I went to the circuit. The teacher asked me to do '8' - i was able to get on the kapchai and do the '8' first try
, but i could not master the 'titi'.
In this situation the teacher advice me to get a bike since now i have L, and practise more outside.
My Question is:
Since i want to eventually trade up to owning SBK, what would be a good starter bike to train:
+some fren said get simple non clutch and get balance right for titi etc
+some fren said get clutched cheap 2nd hand kapchai within rm 1 k, master it then trade in in 1 month
+some fren said just get ninja 150rr, then go straight to ninja 250 --> 500cc and beyond
So - (a) new or 2nd hand (b) kapchai or ninja 150 © if kapchai - which one is best? - i assume one with proper clutch etc...
TQ!
Well im not that sifu in motorbike. But yes im like you when i start learning, i think it was last year on Oct i start my training, at first i decide to take B full license, but then they ask me do i know to ride a bike? I said no, so the pymt for full B license, is expensive. due to i have to pay first B2 and B full separately.I have been driving car to work so far...
almost never rode bike before....
want to start biking, keen to eventually ride bigger (SBK) bikes...
So, i paid for B full license and told the L class i want B full but never rode bike before - the whole class had a good laugh.
I went to the circuit. The teacher asked me to do '8' - i was able to get on the kapchai and do the '8' first try
In this situation the teacher advice me to get a bike since now i have L, and practise more outside.
My Question is:
Since i want to eventually trade up to owning SBK, what would be a good starter bike to train:
+some fren said get simple non clutch and get balance right for titi etc
+some fren said get clutched cheap 2nd hand kapchai within rm 1 k, master it then trade in in 1 month
+some fren said just get ninja 150rr, then go straight to ninja 250 --> 500cc and beyond
So - (a) new or 2nd hand (b) kapchai or ninja 150 © if kapchai - which one is best? - i assume one with proper clutch etc...
TQ!
So i settle with B2 license till im good enuf, then i get my B full license. because i decided to get KAWA 250 ninja.
i was not the type to like Kapchai. (sorry to kapchai owners out there) because i love SPORTS BIKE
Ok here the part to answer your questions:
1) You dont need to buy a bike just to train to ride on the titi. After all you can practice right?
2) It is best to start with Kapchai or KIPS or CBR 150.
3) Although Big Bike is the BEST, but money wise its like flowing like a river. (but if your rich is up to you)
4) Still as a person who knows his mistake, i should have start with smaller one maybe kips.
5) Well if you keen on getting big bike (like me, which i totally ignore my friends advice) go get 250 cc as its a good beginner sports bike.
but if you really are having trouble with the titi, well ask your fren for help.. your instructor damn useless dont want to ajar.
to me u have no prob with the 8 round, there fore try to naik titi, pass it, try to ride on the titi (dont count the sec just wait till you are able to cross the titi till the end) then when you are done with it, baru u start tu kira, or wat my instructor asks me to do is to Sing. i recommend use the kapchai first till u really good in it, cuz using a clutch bike, well u need time to adapt. So getting a B full is a good idea if you have use motorcycle before, if not get B2 first.
Training and riding in obstacle is differ from riding on the roads.
Oct 19 2011, 04:32 PM

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