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Patrick
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17th Aug 05 at 08:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
What are the laws on learning to ride bikes?

I'm thinking about getting myself a motorbike but am unsure what I am aloud to drive. Do you have to learn on a 125cc or can you ride a 250cc if you are over a certain age?

Then.. how do you work your way up to drive the bigger bikes?
GREG 1
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17th Aug 05 at 08:22   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
You have to pass the test to ride 250's etc, think its something silly like £400

I beleive if your 17 you can ride a scooter and over 21 you can ride a 125cc (with L plates) might be wrong though.
Pablo
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I did my CBT and Licence in a week course, cant remember how much it cost me, but I passed
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17th Aug 05 at 08:23   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
u can ride a 125 at 17

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have to pass a test for it thou

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Dan Lewis
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quote:
Originally posted by _c_o_r_s_a_
u can ride a 125 at 17


has to be restricted
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quote:
Originally posted by almost_me
quote:
Originally posted by _c_o_r_s_a_
u can ride a 125 at 17


has to be restricted


i dont think it does

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GREG 1
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17th Aug 05 at 08:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Yes plus L plates
Carly
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17th Aug 05 at 08:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Your CBT enables you to ride a 50cc if under 17, or 125cc if 17 or over.
Anything bigger than that you need your full lisence for. First you take your theory, then after you lessons if you pass your test you have your full bike lisence. If your over 21 there are no restrictions. If your under 21 like me, your restricted to 33bhp for 2years. If like me your 20, so will be 21 before your 2years are up, you can just do a days training when your 21 to get rid of the restiction, ta-daa!
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17th Aug 05 at 08:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
im 21 so if i took my test i can ride anything?
Pablo
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I can get a 1000 now but id die
GREG 1
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Im gonna get a Red ducati twin exhaust, or maybe a blue R1 hmmmmm
Carly
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And you cant take pillion riders, go on the motorway or take your L plates off untill you have your full lisence
Carly
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yes Timmy you could, you would learn and take your test on 500cc.
Greg- my brother is ordering his brand new R1 this week, rahhhhhhh!
Im still saving for my bike
I start my evening job on sunday, all the money will go towards the bike

 
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