Car/Bike Leaners Books

[Goblin]

Are these available on the internet? Cannot find them, any help would be good.

I think albertas gov site has a useless search function :rolleyes:

[Goblin]

EDIT:

YES FOUND IT:

Motorcylce booklet

http://www.infratrans.gov.ab.ca/INFTRA_Content/docType45/Production/mccontents.htm

[Kobe]

Good luck man, If you need any help shoot me another pm...
Also if you do take a course, I'd recommend
Too Cool Motorcycle school

[Goblin]

^ exactly the one im looking at :)

[eclipse00]

Guys the learners test is a cake walk, it more about general driving than anything else. I think that there were maybe 3 or 4 questions that pertained to bikes. Just read it once and then go take the test. If you fail you shouldnt be driving/riding anything!

[yellowsnow]

just know what countersteering is and you're good

[Goblin]

^ Yeah I was reading that and the book seemed to contradict itself.

Am I right in saying you turn the opposite way you want to go in order to lean your bike?

Ie.

You turn the handlebars slightly left, to lean right into the corner?

Thats how I understood it.

[eclipse00]

Originally posted by Goblin
^ Yeah I was reading that and the book seemed to contradict itself.

Am I right in saying you turn the opposite way you want to go in order to lean your bike?

Ie.

You turn the handlebars slightly left, to lean right into the corner?

Thats how I understood it.

You got it man, fucked up huh?!? Think of it this way when you lean to the right you push your right arm out a little anyway. Thats where the turning the bars to the left comes from. Keep in mind the smallest movements have a huge impact on where you go.

[Goblin]

Thanks dude