Legally speaking? Was chatting to a colleague about driving licenses, and he reckons that according to the back of my license, I can ride any size of bike I like.
NB: I’ve never ridden a motorbike in my life.
Legally speaking? Was chatting to a colleague about driving licenses, and he reckons that according to the back of my license, I can ride any size of bike I like.
NB: I’ve never ridden a motorbike in my life.
Until the year 2057 at least
You’ll need your CBT at least, regardless of when you passed your test.
Then depending on that either a 50cc or 125cc or 250cc
That would suggest so. My license has the date I passed my motorbike test in the same place that yours is filled in. Weird. I say go for it! How hard can it be?
My colleague reckoned this superseded the need for CBT and stuff?
Drive a motorbike in town for a bit and find out
I’ve got that too (and loads of other shit as I passed in the past).
Something about the C in compulsory basic training makes me think differently… I dunno though…
I also have C1, D1, BE, C1E and D1E
And my A kicks off on the same date as yours…
We should form a gang.
Apparently the 79(3) refers to a trike. Is it just a trike I can ride?
You can only drive a moped:
Mopeds
Category AM
You can drive 2-wheeled or 3-wheeled vehicles with a maximum design speed of over 25km/h (15.5mph) but not more than 45km/h (28mph).
This category also includes light quad bikes with:
unladen mass of not more than 350kg (not including batteries if it’s an electric vehicle)
maximum design speed of over 25km/h (15.5mph) but not more than 45km/h (28mph)
and you still have to take a CBT
Yes, you’re not even trusted with a normal pedal bike. Just a tricycle.
Oh, hang on, I didn’t see the ‘A’ category on its own:
A Unrestricted motorcycles in size/power, with or without a sidecar, and motor tricycles with power output over 15 kW Direct access route - CBT theory and practical (you must be at least 24)
Progressive access route - held an A2 licence for a minimum of 2 years - practical test (21 or over) 24 (direct) or 21 (progressive access)
Probably for the best tbh
Does it just mean I have the potential to drive these things, contingent on passing other tests?
Me too. I also have f (tractor), k (ride on lawnmower) and l (mobility scooter)
Direct access route - CBT theory and practical (you must be at least 24)
Progressive access route - held an A2 licence for a minimum of 2 years - practical test (21 or over) 24 (direct) or 21 (progressive access)
Whatever happens, I think you need to do a CBT at some point.
yeah, you can only drive a trike (in that category) until you pass a bike test