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10) Choke. If the motorbike is cold, open the choke. If not, tell your licence examiner that the bike is warm and you will not be using the choke

Don'''t they mean close the choke? Or in SA do they say open to apply choke, like the petcock is turned AUF (pronounced OFF) meaning on (in English) for German bikes.

Interesting how different (Fron US or Can. or even the UK) terms and phrases are used in SA.

I love the term "Hooter" for the horn!

Yes, we love our hooters over here, we have several different types of hooters, large ones, small ones and even some that one side is begger than the other.

We are a nation of hooter lovers.

sapaul wrote:Yes, we love our hooters over here, we have several different types of hooters, large ones, small ones and even some that one side is begger than the other.

We are a nation of hooter lovers.

I guess you could say the same about Canada...

Yes but I believe that your hooters don't work well in the cold

I don't beleive I am writing all yhis twaddle on a thread that was meant to be a refresher for your riding skills.

Ah well, at least I know Slimloco can read and not just look at pictures of hooters like High Side

Most hooters work just fine in the cold... )