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M2 Expired

cf46sr said:
Early last year. I was in the UK for a while due to my fathers ill health+
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No luck then, covid exemption required expiry in a portion of 2020.

IIRC, you rewrite the M1 and can immediately take the M1 exit test. Whether you go with MTO or a course is up to you, there are advantages and disadvantages to each. Try to get your full M asap so you don't end up in this mess again.
 
cf46sr said:
Thx GreyGhost.
Is there an engine size limitation for taking an M1 exit test at the MTO?
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What bike do you have? I know there are restrictions with trikes or sidecars but I can't see any issues with a 125 or greater bike. If you are trying to do the test on a 50, I would do more research to make sure you don't get an LSM endorsement.
 
R1200GS . I'm old :) and have ridden for many years - not saying I'm perfect of course. It's the only bike I have access to. Is this the test ?
 
cf46sr said:
R1200GS . I'm old :) and have ridden for many years - not saying I'm perfect of course. It's the only bike I have access to.
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There is definitely not an upper size limit. As you know, it just makes it harder on yourself when you have a heavy tall bike. Insurance on the other hand isn't going to be friendly as they will classify you as a new rider on a 1200.
 
cf46sr said:
Yes. I was just getting an insurance quote. Given the insurance discount It's cheaper to do the M2 course. This is an expensive mistake. :( Thx again for the advice
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Taking the course after a few years off the bike is not a mistake. Everybody benefits from a refresher.
 
Financially I meant, Given the insurance company puts my experience back to zero and my premium increases. Uncertainty of the post covid world doesn't help.
 
I'm going through the same thing I left my m2 to expire last year and now I'm starting all over.

I talked to the insurance company today it's like half the price if you take the course.... The course that's booked full to the middle of October lol

I guess I'm taking the course in October and waiting till spring to put my bike on the road

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I did the M1 exit test with MTO and the only advice I would give to u is, the smaller the bike the easier it is to get through the test. I have 20 yrs experience, even a few years of track experience on a gixxer 1000 and i looked like a newbie on a 300 trying to get through the cones.
I think the only reason why I passed is because the instructor probably saw my experience through other ways and he did ask me if I rode from Scarborough to Oshawa to do the test.
So get a 125 cc bike. Test is an easy pass on that.
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