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My wife has passed her CBT, she's over 21 so can legally ride a 125cc with L plates.
Could she still ride a restricted 'big' bike on L plates ?


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No, she is restricted to riding a 125cc with L plates for the duration of her CBT certificate.... if she wants to ride a restricted (33bhp) bike she will need to take an A2 practical test.
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Alright thanks, best she gets her DAS booked then :wink:


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V6 Mondy wrote:Alright thanks, best she gets her DAS booked then :wink:


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and get her own bike :roll:
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What bike is she thinking of getting ?
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Post by V6 Mondy »

Hello fellow Yeovil person 8)

She has no idea, my GSXF is too heavy for her, i think she wants a Honda of some description, although she needs to sort her theory next
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The new access rules confuse the shit outta me. Glad I did my test before all this crap came in.
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Post by Croddman »

Yes Yeovil person that is me

well I would always say get a SV650 for a first bike and also one that has to be taken down to a 33BHP

thats what i have

Honda's are ok but can get a little expensive to take down to 33BHP
was looking at a Hornet but they wanted £210 for a kit

SV650 - £105
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I think at this stage it will be something cheap, or a 125 to practice on
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i have an sv for sale...............
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