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 Biker-Kev Brolly Dolly

Joined: 01 Jun 2005 Karma :  
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 Posted: 15:56 - 01 Oct 2005 Post subject: slightly confused here |
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I am 17 and about to start lessons. I hope to sit the A2 test at 17 on my 125cc then am i able to ride whatever i want as long as it is restricted to 33BHP?
The reason i ask is because someone told me you had to be 18 to do that
Cheers
Kev ____________________ Zhongyu ZY50, Aprilia SR50, Motorhispania RX50, Aprilia RS125, Honda VFR400 nc24 and my corsa
https://www.bikepics.com/members/bikerkev/
Theory: Passed 8/11/2005 Practical: Passed 13/12/2005 Proud holder of A2 license |
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 veeeffarr Super Spammer
Joined: 22 Jul 2004 Karma :     
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Its lies. You can do it from 17 onwards.
From the DVLA Website
4. The New Category A and A1 Driving Licence
At age 17 or over, you will have two types of full motorcycle licence to aim for - the A1 light motorcycle licence or the standard category A motorcycle licence.
To gain a full A1 light motorcycle licence you must successfully complete CBT and pass a theory test followed by a practical test on a vehicle between 75cc and 125cc. A full A1 licence permits you to ride any motorcycle up to 125cc and a power output of up to 11kW (14.6 bhp) without `L' plates, carry pillion passengers and use motorways.
To gain a full standard category A licence you must successfully complete CBT and pass a theory test followed by a practical test on a motorcycle of over 120cc but not larger than 125cc and capable of at least 100kph. In practice the normal test vehicle will be a 125cc machine. A full standard category A licence permits you ride any motorcycle with a power output of up to 25kW (33bhp) and a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.16kW/kg without `L' plates, carry pillion passengers and use motorways. You are restricted to a motorcycle up to 25kW for two years (not counting any periods of disqualification). After two years you may ride any size motorcycle. |
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 18aprilia I don't get it?

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| Groove |
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 Groove World Chat Champion

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Joined: 04 Dec 2004 Karma :     
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 Posted: 22:21 - 01 Oct 2005 Post subject: |
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i can do better than that 3 days till mine second time lucky hopefully its a 3 day course £275 including test
which aint to bad i dont think down side im 21 tomorrow and i cant drink cos of the course. bastard drink driving laws ____________________ laugh now cry later
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 kevinjcolgan Borekit Bruiser
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