yeah, PU or TPU, they are visco-elastic.
Alpinestars Nucleon uses PU and TPU, according to third party information.

order 2 sets la... I take one from you

after reach share share quality
wear with the jacket, and then go bang wall see good or not

that's what I did with my replacement paddings... haha

if cannot fit, PM 

During practice, only the first attempt matters

Sorry to hear that.

Titi is more a test on nerves than skill.

A lot of people panic during test day. Forget what they are suppose to do. Just look ahead, apply rear brake and carry on.

If you have riding experience Titi is easier because you have more confidence.

Yes, scared. My experiences made me scared. During convoy or buddy rides, I'm usually left behind in traffic. There are many maneuvers that I am afraid to do.

If I follow a car, I try to make sure driver can see me in side mirror. If that car brakes for no apparent reason, I brake also... because there might be something right in front of the car that the driver is reacting to, but I can't see because the car is obstructing my view.

I guess you can call it defensive riding.

On/off throttle can cause instability. Unless you are very familiar with the bike (even more unlikely on a test bike), it is almost impossible to hold constant low throttle. On most bikes, low throttle openings can be jumpy.

It is easier to hold throttle and hold the rear brake. Engaging the rear brakes also help stability (on low speed maneuvers, it usually rear brake only). Holding the rear brake also keeps chain tension tight taking out whatever slack as well as load the rear suspension.

Don't ever use front brake on the titi. You are pretty much doomed to fall off.

the brake will dampen the engine pulsing to the wheel, giving the bike more 'linear' feel
the pulsing is from the engine compression/ignition stroke, that makes the bike jerk forward, and drags backwards
also, if you're on kapcai with auto clutch, it will cause the clutch to partially disengage, and makes the bike move more smoothly

this is one of the basic skills of riding, and best place to showcase is the 'titi' test

Yes, throttle + press rear brake to regulate on titi.

All the best this Thursday, yukenduit!

rear brake in slow speed maneuvers is even more important when you take your B full.

good luck in your test.

FB marketplace and in the groups of the bike that you're looking for.

Search for past posts or create a post say you're looking for one.
Big bikes I think better to buy used rather than new. Easier to upgrade

Which test that you've failed? Titi?

aiks... ganbate

how many attempts have you done? took me 3 attempts

Sorry to hear that. Which part fail?

Don't give up so easily lah. How much time do you still have on your L (you can carry your L for 2 years if you keep renewing)? At this point better just get a bike and ride under L, get more experience and confidence so you won't be such a nervous mess on your next test.

I had my test delay 6 months due to MCO, so during that time managed to rack up a lot of km. Helps build confidence. The test was easy for me because I was already used to be on a bike.

I teach you think method lah.

on titi.  look far ahead.  Look where you want to go.
do not look at your front wheel.

control your throttle, and while on light throttle, step lightly on the rear brakes, drag on the rear brakes (light brake).
That will keep you straight and steady even when going slow.
other than this, to build your confidence in riding super slow (almost to the point of stopping).
Ride as slow as you can without putting your feet down.
again, the dragging lightly on rear brakes helps.
better if you train doing this.
balance the bike at 0kmh.

i ride MTB and i use this skill a lot when i ride on off road especially on technical trails.
with this skill, i am able to adapt it when I'm riding my motorbike.

as what other suggested, start from as far away as possible.
back up your bike so that you'll be at a straight line directly in front of the titi.



and best advice is to practice on your own bike, on the white line at parking lot or some empty road.


lots of straight white lines to practice on.

good luck and don't let it deter you.
cheers