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Tom G
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1st Apr 09 at 20:40   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I hear a fw people on here on about bikes.
I've not long passed my driving license but if i done a cbt what cc bike would i be able to have and what type of speed are they??
Cheers
Bonney
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1st Apr 09 at 20:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
with a cbt, it would be upto a 125cc with "L" plates displayed

[Edited on 01-04-2009 by Bonney66]
Tom G
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1st Apr 09 at 20:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
cheers mate, wats there top speed?
Would i need to take the full bike test to have anything higher??
Bonney
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How old are you?

If you're 17, If you took your bike test now you would be restricted to 33bhp. The bikes would still be pretty quick, just not as quick top end.

As for a 125, If you haven't had much riding experience they are pleanty enough.

If i were you, id go and do the CBT, Then get a 125 to mess around with for a bit until you feel confident for the test, then go in for it and start saving for something nice
Sunz
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scooters 125cc 2 stroke 65-80mph speedo.
Motorbike geared 125 2 stroke 85-110mph speedo.

Newer 4 stroke 125 models wont be as powerful, just better on mpg.

You can do a full auto licence for big scooters, kind of pointless.
Or a full bike licence for anything bigger then 125cc.

If your 21+ then you can do direct licence where you can ride any cc.
Under 21 it will have to be restricted to 33bhp for a year I believe.


[Edited on 01-04-2009 by Sunz]
Bonney
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Also on reliability
Tom G
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im 18 btw!
Just looked and most people say aprilia rs 125, thay any good?
fazza
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fast but need to be looked after

otherwise they will go bang

 
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