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does anyone know where I can get help on road craft from?
The obvious place is from your Rospa tutor who will provide as much 1 to 1 guidance as you need.
Roadcraft is a bit "dry" and only gives you guidelines.
You need to put it into practice and discuss the scenarios you encouter with your tutor.
But don't get me wrong we love students who read the books rather than just turn up, but the two go together, you need someone to put the book into a practical context.
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the old pennies are a little tight at the moment or I would just go ahead a book my self in and get it all done
It's only £25 to join Rospa and that includes the book.
The other option if you are a little hesitant is to go for a riding assesement. This is just one session with a tutor but allows you to try it out.
http://northwiltsroadar.co.uk/north-...ar/assessment/
This is £15 but you'll get a £5 discount on your membership if you go ahead an join.
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ANy help would be cracking
The best thing you can do is JOIN.
We have tutors available ready to go out with you and provide as much help as you need.
There are lots of Severn Freewheelers riders at North Wilts Rospa.
BTW - I am also an IAM member and think it's great there is a choice, so I have no issue with whatever group people join, however £25 is a better up front cost than £139 for people who are a bit short of cash.