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Because some bikes post on the internet that it's a good idea to wear hi-viz jackets and have additional training/tests[/quote]

If that is directed at me then re read the post it was a question not a statement
if not then I apologise

i would like to know how many cyclist get killed on the roads very year, Cycling deaths in 2012 hit a five-year high, as 122 cyclists were killed on Britain’s roads last year. Source the Times Jan 2013. 125 motorcyclists died in road accidents for every billion miles travelled - the highest rate fo...

Is there then an arguement to make advanced training compulsory ? More appropiate I would say that all drivers should be required to do extra training post the test, which might help increase the standards on the roads today, when everyone thinks they are above average in their driving. I am in tot...

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of BikeSafe-London, the cost of rider skills days have been reduced to the original 2003 price of £25.

I have emailed them to ask if they could accommodate a ABR only workshop in North London, they did one for members of XRV some years ago, will keep you posted.

Taken from the Bike Safe Web site

The plain facts are that the majority of these crashes are avoidable and all too often involve basic errors of judgement being made by the rider.

Deputy Chief Constable David Griffin, ACPO Roads Policing Motorcycle Safety Lead

utaka wrote:

GOG 007 wrote:Is there then an arguement to make advanced training compulsory ?

Don't be a dick,

I only posted the question, was there any need to be rude ?

Is there then an arguement to make advanced training compulsory ?

http://www.itv.com/news/meridian/story/ ... hampshire/

Lets be careful out there
ATGATT

Perhaps one day ???

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-r80-g-s/2 ... 6rk%3D2%26 :