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I'm pretty sure the instructor told me to lean the body OUTSIDE (i.e. trying to keep it upright). He also told me to ensure any pillion passenger would know NOT TO LEAN INSIDE or the would make you fall. However I was doing some research to improve the way I take bends and every were they say exactly the opposite: lean the body inside, even more than the bike... So did the instructor teach me wrong or it makes sense?

I understand that, but I don't see why I should pay £500 (that's the minimum I've found) to prove I can ride a bike. During the CBT you do the same stuff and it only costs $120, so I would expect a similar price. Anyway, my point was not to prove the usefulness of the training. Just wanted to know if there is a way to take the A2 test without it.

I'd say two years riding count something...

Hello everyone, I got my A1 license about 1 year ago, mostly because I couldn't pay for those very expensive A2/DAS courses. Now that I got some experience and started commuting on bike, I'd like to upgrade to a higher license. 1 hour on a 125 is a bit stressing I was wondering though if I can sit the test without paying for a course. My bike is quite big anyway and the handling is similar to the one I would use for the A2 test, so I don't see the reason for extra training. But I can't seem to find the option to just rent the bike for the exam anywhere. Any suggestions? Thanks