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  • Ah Chong
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  • LoudnessFZ
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  • technoboy
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    • 12 Oct `07, 10:25AM

      From what I know, there's only 4 practical for 2A. So it's even possible to get it in 1 month as long as you are able to book the slots.

      I read that someone can finish 3 out of the 4 lessons in 2 days!

  • LoudnessFZ
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    • 12 Oct `07, 11:28AM

      at ssdc only 3 lessons lor…but then maybe have to go 6 altogether considering if i repeat..

  • viciouskitty74
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  • technoboy
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    • 12 Oct `07, 2:26PM
      Originally posted by gunner77:
      wats 2A ?

      License for riding bikes from 200cc to 400cc.

  • caleb_chiang
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  • gunner77
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    • 12 Oct `07, 2:50PM
      Originally posted by technoboy:
      License for riding bikes from 200cc to 400cc.

      O.O
      icic
      thanks.. Wink

  • Troy437
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    • 13 Oct `07, 3:56PM

      I took less than 2 months, less than $200/-. Very fast game.
      Make me wonder...why I waited 11 years to do it after my 2B? Laughing

  • Ah Chong
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  • mancha
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    • 14 Oct `07, 10:43AM

      Should be around 3 to 5 months,
      2 mths possible, but crash course.
      Only 5 practical lessons (CDC). Circuit only.
      Depends on your frequency of attending lessons and number of attempts at TP test.
      Class 2, eassier than 2A, 2A much easier than 2B.
      TP re-test also faster, 2-3 weeks.

      Edited by mancha 14 Oct `07, 10:44AM
  • LoudnessFZ
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    • 15 Oct `07, 10:11PM

      3 to 5 months eh…on what basis sia…i finished 2b in 3 months..should be faster..i mean it WILL be faster than that

  • Mr Young
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    • 17 Dec `07, 11:42AM

      i took 5 days to complete all 3 lessons at ssdc.. wait tp 2 months.. see whether you got time to go or pick up fast

  • viciouskitty74
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    • 17 Dec `07, 5:55PM
      Originally posted by mancha:
      Class 2, eassier than 2A, 2A much easier than 2B.

      I have deferrent views on the class 2 being easier.

      Class 2a was easier for me, because the class 2a bikes are heavier, and better powered to manage the courses.

      The Class 2 was much more difficult, because you are using a high performance motorcycle for a ultra slow small circuit. These super performance vehicles are heavier and harder to control on the slow speed and it takes more balancing act to manage the bikes on the courses that are ultra short.

  • viciouskitty74
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    • 17 Dec `07, 5:56PM
      Originally posted by viciouskitty74:
      Takes a maximum of 1 month because its dependant on the test date.

      Completed all 3 lessons within a week. Then wait for test date which was 2 weeks later. Thats why I typed above.

      Took me a month, not including a retest.

  • wuming78
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    • 16 Mar `08, 10:08PM

      any recommendations where to take 2B? and am i right to say that when you sign up a 2B package at the centre, it will include everything from the basic theory to the practical test? any advanced theory for 2B?

      Edited by wuming78 16 Mar `08, 10:40PM
  • viciouskitty74
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    • 25 Mar `08, 11:17PM

      Sorry, was not checking in. and I hope you got your answers already.

       

      Everyone has different preferences on driving centres.  So you might want to find one that is nearer to your school/work place or near your home if you goes there for classes from home.

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