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In person.There used to be a way to book learners/drivers licenses telephonically. Is this still the case or do you need to visit them in person?
In person.
Remember you need proof of address.
Thanks.In person.
Remember you need proof of address.
and Kempton Park is very quiet, you will be able to do the exam within a week
Will be cool to see it when it's done.
How do you not fall over from the torque when you rev that thing?
How do you rev it? There's nothing functional on that thing. Even the front doesn't have shocks, just 2 pipes. That thing serves no more use than a jungle gym for kids to climb and play on. Why even call it a bike?
How do you rev it? There's nothing functional on that thing. Even the front doesn't have shocks, just 2 pipes. That thing serves no more use than a jungle gym for kids to climb and play on. Why even call it a bike?
Well sure, but no clutch, brakes, footrests, gear lever...it's like the client asked for minimalist approach, then handed it over to an ANC Tender for commission.
gearbox, drivetrain...![]()
Well sure, but no clutch, brakes, footrests, gear lever...it's like the client asked for minimalist approach,
then handed it over to an ANC Tender for commission.
How do you not fall over from the torque when you rev that thing?
stupid question, easy answer.... you leave it neutral.
You've never driven a big V-engined longitudinally engined car, right?
wot, i can't even read that sentence properly.
I know
English, motherporker, do you grok it?
Longitudinal engines - when you rev them, the torque actually tilts the body of the car
How do you not fall over from the torque when you rev that thing?