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A full license is a full license regardless of restriction..
Your insurance covers you abroad, your license is a full uk valid license, providing your riding a legal bike your license covers (a 33bhp one) then yes its totally legal.. i did it on a CB750..
Hope this helps  ____________________ Bringing Classic Bikes Back Into Fashion
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I think it's basically fine, but I seem to remember in France you're not supposed to go over 110kph if you're restricted.
As Keith says you might want to take some proof of restriction just in case. My girlfriend rode all over europe with me when she was restricted and never had any trouble. ____________________ Europe Trip 2009 |
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I found this as an example how it is in France..
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In France, as in the rest of Europe, you need to have a motorcycle license (type A) to be able to ride a motorcycle with more than 125 cc (if you have had a car license for more than 2 years, you are allowed to ride a 125 cc motorcycle with less than 15 hp).
If you're between 18 and 21 years old, you can get the "Progressive" A, meaning your motorcycle is not allowed to have more than 34 hp, and the weight/power ration may not exceed 0.16 kW/kg.
After two years riding with a "Progressive" A license, or if you are older than 21 years, you can get the "Direct" A license, that allows you to ride any motorcycle (in France all motorcycles are restricted to 100 hp maximum).
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Especially that bold part worries me.. Fair enough when you are on restricted A2 licence and ride 33bhp vehicle..
But my bike will be full power and my licence still says =<25kW, for French Police it may look like I ride over 100bhp bike on 25kW licence. DVLA says there is no need to change the licence to the one with restriction removed, that's ok here in England where our Police can contact DVLA when in doubt. But imagine situation that you have to explain that to French Police and ask them to contact DVLA haha.. In their country you pass A2 licence,then wait 2 years then pass full A. In the UK you get A automatically after 2 years which then may not know. And big chance they don't.
It looks to me that riding a full power bike on full licence (however with 25kW printed on) is a big NO NO. I sense a trouble here if stopped  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 23 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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