scooters/motorbikes

i have a c1+e licence what can i ride with this? as an ex mod would love a lambreeta 150 but things have changed since i drove one with l plates
dave:thumb:

 

www.dvla.gov.uk/drivers.aspx this may help you.:thumb:

 

I always liked the French Solex




bet your licence would cover this:Wink:

And something a aged MOD would feel at home on:Wink::Rofl1:




BTW:- I would LOVE a Solex for real:thumb:

You'll need to look on the licence to see what else it's showing if it's a photo one.

 

Get a GS Scooter with yourt hair cut neat :Laughing:

 

1968 SX 150 Lambretta those were the days.:thumb:

 

All chrome Bonnieville, then Norton Commando, followed by honda 4. (Oh yes and a Chromed German helmet:Blush:oh

Still got a bike (2 last year but this misses on a crusade to rid me of them)oh:

 

Hi Fellas
what about this one i've been thinkig about getting
125 cc cruiser

i think im having a mid life crisis

 

:Cool: You should see the bikes on Camp Tony. :Wink:

 

Piccy's needed John (JSW):thumb:

 

Bit more than a crisis Tony:Laughing: 125cc cruiser:Wink::Rofl1:

 

Scooters

Hi

I had this very conversation with the DVLA on Friday.

Upto 50cc, and with a full car licence, you can drive a scooter without L plates, limited to 30 mph.

Over 50 cc, you need to do the basic training and you can then ride with L plates on.

To get rid of the L plates, you need to do a test.

Russell

DVLA - 01792 782341

 

You will be known as "The Night Rider" Tony
Wouldn't want to be seen in daylight on that mate :Rofl1::Rofl1::Rofl1:

Keith

 

Cheers Keith :

 

If you only have a provisional motorcycle license, you can only ride a bike up to 125cc.
If you then pass your bike test on a 125cc bike, you cannot ride a bike over 33 BHP for two years. However if you do a direct access course and take your test on a bike with 33 BHP, you can then ride any cc bike with any power you like, assuming you pass.

 

lugnut - it you are an ex-mod surely you have already owned a scooter :Eek!: