Class 2B Circuit Skills: Plank, Slalom, Crank and More
The circuit is where most learners spend their time and where most test fails happen. Each guide covers what the course checks, the technique, and the mistakes that cost points.
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How circuit lessons work
What happens in Class 2B circuit lessons in Singapore: the order of the courses, how you pass each stage, how demerit points work and how to progress faster.
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Slope (hill start)
How to stop and move off on the Class 2B slope course in Singapore without rolling back or stalling, using the brake, clutch friction point and throttle together.
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Narrow plank
How to ride the Class 2B narrow plank in Singapore slowly and straight: approach speed, where to look, clutch and rear brake control, and why learners fall off.
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Pylon slalom
How to ride the Class 2B pylon slalom in Singapore: gear and speed, where to look, how to use the throttle through each turn and the mistakes that hit cones.
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Crank course
How to ride the Class 2B crank course in Singapore without touching the kerb: entry position, slow-speed control, where to look and which gear to use.
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Figure 8
How to ride the Class 2B figure 8 course in Singapore: head turn, lean, steady throttle and rear brake control, plus the signalling routine on entry and exit.
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Emergency braking
How to do the Class 2B emergency brake in Singapore: approach speed, using both brakes progressively, keeping the bike straight and avoiding a skid or stall.