Passed my M2 in Oshawa

[Freak]

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Finally!, no more hiding from the cops on the highway, at night or riding double. The guy was awesome, very courteous and forgiving.

1. Did the 8
2. Screwed the serpentile by putting my foot down numerous times
3. The braking was pretty simple and he didn't ask anyone to go crazy or screech etc.
4. The road test was even simpler. He said my position in making a right and left turn weren't all that great and I need to work on them.

Apparently the 1st guy to be tested had no idea what the test was about and he passed. The second guy was given multiple reruns but couldn't make it. Third had a WW2 3 wheeler and he passed. I was after them. I would recommend Oshawa to everyone for the M1 Exit.

 

[Jay72]

Congrats man, I told ya in your other post it would be easy. I did mine a few weeks ago in Clinton, and same thing but I went first, didn't put my foot down or anything and all the other guys but one did multiple times. So if you didn't practice you appeared to still pass easily. Congrats and have fun night riding but watch out for critters on the road.

 

[Freak]

Congrats man, I told ya in your other post it would be easy. I did mine a few weeks ago in Clinton, and same thing but I went first, didn't put my foot down or anything and all the other guys but one did multiple times. So if you didn't practice you appeared to still pass easily. Congrats and have fun night riding but watch out for critters on the road.

Thanks mate. Looking forward to seeing you some day

 

[JimmyJam]

not trying to rain on your parade, but everything you said in your first post sounds like you need to reconsider how dangerous motorcycle riding can be and having the proper skills and awareness to ride will save your life. Just because you passed the test easily by failing to accomplish certain obstacles doesn't make you a good rider out there.

I am not proud of the examiner passing people that easily. Makes the roads more dangerous for everyone.

 

[Freak]

not trying to rain on your parade, but everything you said in your first post sounds like you need to reconsider how dangerous motorcycle riding can be and having the proper skills and awareness to ride will save your life. Just because you passed the test easily by failing to accomplish certain obstacles doesn't make you a good rider out there.

I am not proud of the examiner passing people that easily. Makes the roads more dangerous for everyone.

Thanks bud,

I see your point completely. I mean giving a written test(m1) and being able to drive a 1400cc bike on the roads is just plain stupid. Anyways, i have ridden for 6 years back home(Pakistan) since i was 16. Trust me I know how to drive in the worst of situations. Given i saw a lot of people who didn't know whats what during the test, All i could do is just pray for them.

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