Calling All M2 Holders

**cutekill** · 08-05-2011, 09:28 AM

Hey everyone,

Check those expiry dates. You'd hate to miss it by a few days and have to start the process all over again.

Already got your bike? Riding for a while now? Why not take advantage of the deal that GTAM has worked out with Learning Curves for your M1 License.

$299.00 plus HST gets you that full M.

Email cutekill@gtamotorcycle.com for the registration form.

**sundancekid** · 08-11-2011, 02:09 PM

I got an even better deal, I only spent $75 for my M2 exit at the MTO. That saved me $224!

**2live&ride** · 08-11-2011, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by sundancekid

I got an even better deal, I only spent $75 for my M2 exit at the MTO. That saved me $224!

The value is not in the savings but how much you learn taking these courses. If everybody was just looking to save 200$+ M2 exit courses wouldn't exist. I definitely will sign up for an M2X course once I'm able to.

**sundancekid** · 08-11-2011, 02:47 PM

Originally Posted by 2live&ride

The value is not in the savings but how much you learn taking these courses. If everybody was just looking to save 200$+ M2 exit courses wouldn't exist.

I am aware of that. But new riders who are often cash strapped may not be able to afford the private M2 exit course. They could do the MTO test and then go back and take a course afterward if they feel they need additional instruction. Plus, if as the OP suggested they are close to expiry they have a few years of riding (between M2 and M) and may not need to take the course.

**Pharoah** · 01-22-2012, 05:08 PM

How do you know when your M2 expires? I completed my M1 exit on May 13/07 and per instructions took my letter 60 days later to the MTO to get my M2. Now is my M2 valid until May 13/12 or July 13/12? I just need to know so I do not miss it.

Thanks,
Peter

**Lunatic** · 01-22-2012, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by Pharoah

How do you know when your M2 expires? I completed my M1 exit on May 13/07 and per instructions took my letter 60 days later to the MTO to get my M2. Now is my M2 valid until May 13/12 or July 13/12? I just need to know so I do not miss it.

Thanks,
Peter

Your M2 is good for 5 years from the date you got it. So in your case you should be good until July 13. But why wait that long? If I were in your shoes I would be booking a course or your test in May.

**cutekill** · 01-24-2012, 01:17 PM

Originally Posted by sundancekid

I am aware of that. But new riders who are often cash strapped may not be able to afford the private M2 exit course. They could do the MTO test and then go back and take a course afterward if they feel they need additional instruction. Plus, if as the OP suggested they are close to expiry they have a few years of riding (between M2 and M) and may not need to take the course.

Some of us that ride with the M2 for a number of years tend to develop some very bad habits. It's these habits that get corrected in the course before doing the final test.