Yah, no mater what, the blame will be on the candidate. JPJ is like that. They won't entertain any excuses.

At Metro... they give you brand new XDOT helmet. No worries about stinky helmet...



JPJ quite relax during my son's test last year (good mood day perhaps). Not even counting that titi time rule. They even stop my son from finishing his "rutin sebelum memandu" . As long as you zoom without droping, then pass. Practice, practice and practise... all 3 bikes.


Not that difficult to pass. Just get used to that 3 bikes. Keep repeating the bridge. Before you go, zoom up and let the bike momentum rolled through.

I attended 2 class so far on the B Full, first class they insisted me to ride on the small bike 1st, second class only started to use big bike.. I must say it was very hard for me!! As for the titi/bridge, i never pass through, always fell from it.. I'm using the first gear all the time since they didn't asked me to switch gear.. I wanted to ask, will there be any difference for stability if i use 1st gear or 2nd gear on the titi? And for the other like cones, emergency breaking and 8 shape roundabout, it's better to use which gear? Thanks!

Learned this during course (titi/bridge) and improvised myself:
- use 1st gear to speed up slightly before going up titi/bridge (for stability)
- fixed on 1st gear, clutch level & rear brake then play with gas to control speed & stability. Over acceleration is fine as long as you're in control of the clutch & brake.
- eyes forward. Your bike will go where you look at. So, find a spot 10 meters ahead on level to your eyesight, NOT on the road.
(same applies to cone)

During titi:
- squeeze your leg/thigh onto the petrol tank
- sit up straight
- relax both hands

For emergency braking, if not mistaken, up until 3rd gear or within the acceptable speed (check with trainer).
8 shape, I use 2nd gear as it doesn't choke much. Don't forget to play with gas & clutch for comfortable speed and stability.

You should be comfortable with the bike you're riding (during practice) by taking it for a few rounds on the course. Take your time to "feel" your bike, get used to the manoeuvring and it'll be much more easier to go tit/bridge/cone/8 shape.

Get used to the bike first, clutch, throttle, gearing, etc. Don't worry. My son drop that ER6N twice on his first lesson. You can ride around first rather than going through 'titi', slalom, etc.

Once I saw a young lady in burka (can see her oeyes only) learning on that ER6N too and she passed the test as well. No retest.

Just be persistence.


I was about to write the same...

hi bro @DarkChronicle, I too had the same experience as you(same exact worries i had) and I always fall off the titiies lol.
Only until my 3rd class i managed to do it successfully and nobody taught me exactly how to do it, a fellow student i met there guided me on how to do it lol.

What worked for me was to start further away from the titi, eg:position your rear wheel on the yellow line.
The distance form the titi gave me more time to balance myself first and being able to zoom up(advice from @haturaya) before the titi with no fear.
1st gear was enough for me on all 3 bikes for the titi. For the emergency break, 2nd is enough and don't go too fast coz theres a lot of sand. For the rest just use 1st gear its already sufficient.

have lots of fun riding!

@basilisk and @haturaya , thank you for your tips sifus! I've finally passed! yays! time for bike shopping with no GST hehehehhe!

@latlawlim wah, nice to hear u passed! Congrats!!
Thanks for all the useful advice guys, appreciated it!

Big congratulations

Glad that I can help.

So, you're getting which bike?

hehe thanks!

not sure yet, still thinking of my budget.

My ultimate dream bike is the gs but i dont have the budget to get one yet unless its the 310gs haha.

For now i'll either get a naked or full fairing.

I thought I could get the ninja 400 but too bad malaysia doesn't have it yet.

Then thought about the z300 or ninja 300, most likely i'll go with the naked bike.

heard a lot of stories about getting a 2nd hand 250 ninja which people say might get bored quick but its good for the budget.

what is your son riding at the moment? I wished my dad was cool like u haha

This post has been edited by latlawlim: May 27 2018, 08:26 PM

I believe you're still young, no worries, go slow & steady. Plenty of bikes to choose from.

My brother use Z250 as his work bike. Had been travelling up to Penang for his work. He got it 2nd hand for RM14k (if I'm not mistaken) with very low mileage 10k km++. Already fully accesorised with Rezoma handlebar, foot pegs, etc.

As for my son? He's been riding beaten up Honda Future & el cheapo bicycle , living in hostel. He's finishing up his uni's foundation program. If he's home for holiday he'll use my PCX or Rebel 500.

This post has been edited by haturaya: May 28 2018, 06:04 AM

hearsay.

you buy bike or other people buy bike?

i ride a R25 and i have never even once thought of selling it. at most adding another liter bike in my garage but of course due to practicality and budget constraints that's left in the back burner/bucket list.

modern 250cc sportbikes are pretty fast already, here are some numbers:
0-100 within 5-7 seconds
180+ kph top speed on leveled terrain
190+ kph top speed on downhill rev limiter pinging at 14.5k rpm.

the 3 performance lines above can easily send you straight to hospital or god forbid a coffin.

Metro is having promo now RM1000 for B full. worth taking?

Package detail?

looks that same as first post. so its a rm300 discount & 0%GST

Same price as june last year when I sent my son for his B Full. RM1k too.

Well, i have a very mixed feeling about metro.. pj or puchong cannot remember which 1 lah, basically the very secluded 1.

I went around 2017 Sep/Oct/Nov i think? - only have 2 er6n bike, and a shitload of students, basically for the whole morning (9am onwards) i just get to ride 1 or maybe 2 rounds if lesser people and it's already lunchtime break...

i only managed to ride 3-5 rounds of the practice course before i said fk it and register myself for JPJ test. Luckily pass, i cannot bare going through that shit anymore.

4 star for all the receptionist/paperwork/instructors etc, as i never even rode a ex5/scooter my whole life - and the instructor told me the no bullshit need-to-know only, and after a cumulative 2hours(?1 lap 20minit? actually not even 2 hrs maybe) of practice, i got my B full. Total time spent is 2months.

That says alot about our standard for passing a driving license huh.

better go for b full now or asap b4 the new MOT decides to revamp the whole system...

any idea how to sign your attendance?

i went to Metro puchong branch for morning session last sunday.

was expecting something like a booklet or chop jari, but non was provided for the attendance.

Hi all! I am planning to get a superbike license B full as well. Looks like Metro is doing a promotion for only 1k. I guess this is the cheapest so far.

Just go inside office, go to the counter and say you are coming for BFull class..
Give them your IC, and they will ask you to scan thumbprint. That's it!
Just one time when you arrived, after you finish class, you don't need to do the thumbprint to go back..

Ya!!!! I very regretted to sign up this earlier >,< NOW, really the best time to take it!!!!