yeah its 15 multiple guess questions. In a way its too easy. However the idea of the course isnt to create an impossible barrier, its to start every one off on the same semi-knowledgable foot.
Like others have said, listen and you'll be fine. Would advise that if you have questions, however dim they sound ask them, it'll set the bloke off on a 'I remeber when...' story that you should learn from. The bloke who took our course finished early cos all the pupils went quiet.
Strange how everyone was asking all kinds of questions amoungst themselves, (surely attending confirms were inexpirienced novices and therefore puts a question mark over our answers) but wouldnt ask the 'teacher' (Clive Horton, a man involved in racing forever, or 1968 AD). This included me.
Incidentally, we were told you cant fail the day. You get taught til you've met the grade.
The tips I noted down should mean the first few meetings run smoother. Expirience is what you get when what you wanted and what happened dont quite match.
Thought it was good, pleased I've finally taken the first step on the long road. Just gotta win me first £million now.....
Andy
EMRA roadstocks on a ZX7R by the way
