+I Nashy Thanks bud, welcome to the channel!

Thanks for the support - stay awesome dude!

+Motor-otis Thanks for support, stay awesome - video soon! :)

+x Milkyy Thanks man! Appreciate it :D

+JamesTheBiker Thanks for the support! :)

+ThatWolffe Thanks for the support! Did you have a good time in Italy? Yeah the weather is well, the UK..

EvolutionMotovlogs Yeah was great, some beautiful roads out there too, went through the swiss alps on the way home, hardly any traffic lights in italy, only really in the cities.

+EvolutionMotovlogs Bro, the video is kinda choppy, i mean its not smooth. um on 480p

I like the bike you use to have the yemi

+Ziramagic Sorry, seems fine in 1080p for me!

+toco games Thanks man! :)

+EvolutionMotovlogs I own 'tango'

+Jonathan Smith Thanks :D!

I also love the look of that bike. Too expensive for me though so i got a second hand rieju rs3 125 nkd. It has the same engine as the MT.

+ostrichbean Thanks! How's the Reiju - I've looked at them in the past - never been on one..

I love it. Not as well built or good looking as the Yamaha but so much faster than the Chinese junk I had before.

+Othman Jedraoui Thanks mate! Stay awesome :)

+Ross RS Hey Ross! How's it goin'? I've only taken the Modules on my OWN motorbike because they don't supply them. I guess you would need to do the test with a test centre or borrow one of their bikes (I can rent them from my local CBT Test center). I haven't been focused on my Gaming channel lately, I do love a good live stream though! :)

+Kyle TheTreeKat Sweet bro! Always next time, stay awesome! :)

+SuperManDNA Thanks man, awesome to hear! :)

+6Twisted I know you have asked EvolutionMotovlogs but I have been riding for about 8 Months on the L plates on provisional licence and have covered 3,000 miles, those miles are about 70% town miles just commuting to Work, School and shops. If you got a good bike to do your test on id take your own one because it is a lot cheaper it cost me £15.50 for Mod 1 and I have passed with 0 faults and my mod 2 cost me £75 and passed with 2 minor faults 1 was from a question about the tyre that i could not understand what he wanted me to answer and the 2nd fault was following distance I might have been too close to another car to the examiner point of view. When you are on the test keep a good distance, watch the road signs and markings, keep away from the door zone of parked cars watch your speed always do life savers when turning, switching lanes or moving away from traffic lights. Hopefully this helps to compare if you are ready to do your test.

KrystekkCF Thanks. The DAS programs I've been looking at are £400 to £600 for 3-5 days training/tests including bike rental. Is that then a waste of money?

6Twisted I was only talking about A1 test being a rip off when you borrow a bike from a riding school because you can easily use your own motorcycle for the test. As for the DAS i don't know it is up to the rider if they do not feel confident in riding a bigger machine then it is a good idea to have that training program. As for me I am really confident in my riding i always observe do life savers, check mirrors, use correct signals and for me i think i am going to buy my own machine insure it and use it for my test.

KrystekkCF After riding for six months on a 125, I'm fairly confident in my road ability's but I'm sure there will be bad habits that need sorting for the test. I think the hardest thing for me will just be learning to control a bigger bike as my bike is only 10bhp/130kg. Oh and reading road signs, but that's what I get for only riding around places I know.

6Twisted Yes if you think you have bad habits i would buy a some lessons so that the instructor will point them out for me and also if these lessons are on a 600 then even better. When i did my A1 i thought i also had bad habits but it turns out that the instructor that i had he did not give me any faults for my riding only 2 silly ones because i did not understand his question lol

+Gregory Kennedy Sure, I'll make a video on it :)

Mod 1 is £15, Mod 2 is £75 and the theory test is relatively cheap. If you are confident then go for it! But of course if you've got the money I would always recommend to take as much additional training - money well spent!

EvolutionMotovlogs So am I correct in thinking that if I want to take my A2 test, it's around £100 for both module 1 and 2??

+Caspar Designs Instagram? Evolution_Motovlogs

+Giovanni Cerza Motorcycle shops won't allow me to do test rides as of yet, so no KTM RC125 for me :(.

Whether you'll pass without any training is a tricky question to answer, everyone is different. However, with basic riding knowledge and plenty of experience it is very 'do-able'. My brother passed without a test centre shortly after his CBT. I have passed my Mod 1 and yet to re-take my Mod 2 as I failed first time. If you are confident on the motorbike you currently ride, prepare yourself and do some research as to what is involved for the A1 Mdoule 1 and 2 and go for it! It's only about £15 to take the Mod 1 so what have you got to loose?

+EvolutionMotovlogs cheers man, great help

No problem, happy to help! :)

+Sober Hey dude, the seat height is 810mm. The best thing to do is see how high that comes up on you or even better - sit on one if you have access to one. Alternatively, you could get a Supermoto which generally have higher seat heights.

Is this 125 good for a first bike?

Yeah, I would personally say so :).

+EvolutionMotovlogs thanks m8

+s0mething 411 (lomgao-22) you wont be able to do the a2 without any motorbike experience. you must have had two years experience to complete your a2 at 19.

+bailey cicero ahhh shit i thought you could jump on A2 as soon as you turn 19 ;( might get a yzf125 after cbt and wait till im 24 then

+s0mething 411 (lomgao-22) they are good bikes, I had one but then got a wr125x. check though I could be wrong. riding is amazing none the less

+s0mething 411 (lomgao-22) Thanks for the support! I'd recommend taking the CBT course and getting some experience on the road on a 125. Whether that's for 1 month or 1 Year, however long it takes you to feel ready for the A2. The principle is the same, you just need to learn how to control a bigger motorcycle. My advice is to be confident and book your CBT ASAP :D! When you take your A2 do it with a test centre, they supply the bike, insurance and so forth.

+bailey cicero That's incorrect. You either need to own a CBT or A1 license in order to take the A2 License. There is no requirement as to how long you need to have owned the license.

+James Daubney I've got the Akrapovic Full Titanium System :)

All the basics you will need to know/do for being a road user. It's a quite basic test and there aren't any advance manoeuvres. It's important you demonstrate safe riding skills. Loads of information online, I'd recommend giving it a google search :).

+Bex88 was this A1 licence? because when I did my Mod 2 for A1 licence I was taken around town with a max speed of 30mph. I have not been taken on roads exceeding 30mph.

+KrystekkCF For me it was on my DAS (Direct access Full A licence) so riding a 600cc on all different speeds of roads.

Bex88 oh sorry somehow I did not read the DAS bit

Hehe :D

+Bex88 Thanks for the support - it's frustrating as it can be silly things which you may not even notice. Anyway, there is always next time! :)

+Road Sprocket I made a dedicated channel just for my Motovlogs, it's more practical to keep the gaming content and motovlogs separate.

ah okay matey, makes sense :)

:) :)

Before you can take your A2 you will need the following - CBT certificate and Motorcycle Theory. Then you are eligible for the A2 which consists of two tests - Module 1 and Module 2. Once you pass both modules you will receive the A2 license.

EvolutionMotovlogs Thanks for that, is mod 1 and 2 hard?

Like anything with motivation you can pass it easy! :)

I've more than likely been through the area a few times, I'm always on two wheels! :)

+EvolutionMotovlogs think I might have rode past you in tesco car park on a white sr50r donno if you'd remember?

I can't recall, maybe!

Depends on wind resistance, weight of rider and road surface but 70 Mph is a good achievable average.

+Opus 0 Maidstone

+Ohh Vexus Yeah for a quick pit stop! :)

were you making a video? aha

I was! Was you on a motorbike? Should have come and got a photo :D

yeah i was on the really loud derbi and i shouted at you but you were riding off i see you all the time i was going to chase you but i can only go like 60 coz I'm only on a 50

+Ohh Vexus Oh sorry man! I didn't see or here you :(. Ride safe and stay awesome!

+Cameron Bromley I've not owned a Reiju RS3 50 but had looked at them when looking for my 50cc. From what I read online, they seemed to be well recommended.

+EvolutionMotovlogs cheers, just that I can't find a decent aprilia anywhere

Most Aprilia's would have been destroyed, that's just the nature of them :(.

+EvolutionMotovlogs good point the rs4 came out :/ rieju it is then (btw I live really close to you, like I saw a video of you going past the wheatcheaf and genuinely got scared 😂)

+Cameron Bromley Exactly! Yeah I know, you've met me before :)

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+Hayden Pulsford no its 16. U can have a 50cc at 16 and u get a 125cc at 17

+Vaysic that is a 125😂

If u read my comment i refered to the bike he named april (his aprilia rs 50) which was a 50cc. That he got at 16

+Vaysic ohhh I thought it was a typo hahaha my bad dude

I failed my A1, later passed my A2. Congrats on the pass, safe riding! :)

+AmericT Thanks mate, welcome to the channel! :)

+EvolutionMotovlogs ;)

+Fixie Guy It's very complex and frustrating. I'm not very supportive on the current license structure in the UK.

yeah, you guys also have alot less accidents than us. Maybe it helps keep some of the Sunday drivers off the road haha

yes henry

+Bob Morgan Thanks for the support :)

+Ant Cook Hey mate, good to hear it is in safe hands! I absolutely loved riding the RS50. How come it has been 'fixed' - I sold it running completely fine - what happened :O?

+EvolutionMotovlogs it wouldn't start apparently, they thought fuel wasnt get through the pipe but that fine, they then found out that the piston head had bits of metal on it but that still didn't fix it but they found out that the kill switch was apparently constantly on so they unplugged it and it starts now so its good

+EvolutionMotovlogs love your blogs by the way I'm hoping to start vlogging soon myslef just need to get a camera and s**t

Oh man, sorry to hear all that! It ran perfectly fine back when I owned her. Generally you would need to use a bit of choke and manually throttle it but then she would start no issue!

+EvolutionMotovlogs yeah its in safe hands now and in fine working order if you give me your Facebook or something like that I can send some vids or pics if you would like