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hi welcome to the forum. i did my m1 exit test in brampton at sheridan college. i believe it was a 2 day course half day theory and a day of riding where they teach you everything you need to know and at the end they give you the m1 exit test which gives you your m2 if you pass. i think i paid like 450 give or take
gr33nmachine
Well-known member
hey welcome,
id definately recommend Learning Curves!!
very professional down to earth and easy going organization...had alot of information and tips as well
as very knowledgable and skillful staff that will coach you and help build your confidence on a motorcycle!!
id definately recommend Learning Curves!!
very professional down to earth and easy going organization...had alot of information and tips as well
as very knowledgable and skillful staff that will coach you and help build your confidence on a motorcycle!!
Guim
Member
Hi and welcome.
I did my M1 to M2 at Centenial college. It was quite good, gave lots of good tips and instructor were entertaining. The way I chose one was the closest to my place that had availability as soon as possible because I was too much looking forward riding. I don't regret it one bit
When I did mine I had to wait 1 month to have availability at lurning curve and I registered ~2 days in advances at Centennial.
I did my M1 to M2 at Centenial college. It was quite good, gave lots of good tips and instructor were entertaining. The way I chose one was the closest to my place that had availability as soon as possible because I was too much looking forward riding. I don't regret it one bit
When I did mine I had to wait 1 month to have availability at lurning curve and I registered ~2 days in advances at Centennial.
welcome!!
bboySushi
Well-known member
I would highly recommend RTI. I believe they were a little cheaper than the rest, but there were great. The instructors all give you personal tips and instruction individually and will help those who are struggling with any specific portion. They were super friendly and funny/quirky. They also have a bunch of different types of bike at the course for you to try out: 125cc, 150cc, 250cc, cruiser, sport touring, sport, etc.
