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M Licence

  • 25-06-2011 1:41am
    #1
    Daegerty
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,864 ✭✭✭


    How powerful can a bike be before you need a 'M' license? Thinking of throwing a Honda GX35 onto a bike


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  • #2
    seanybiker
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    50cc and no faster than 45kmh or some sheite like that


  • #3
    Daegerty
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,864 ✭✭✭Daegerty


    seanybiker wrote: »
    50cc and no faster than 45kmh or some sheite like that

    I thought the M license was for such a bike, not a lower cut off. Anything faster than 45km you need a A1 I think but I don't know at which point you no longer need a M license. 10cc and 25km/h?


  • #4
    Del2005
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 19,031 ✭✭✭✭Del2005


    Daegerty wrote: »
    I thought the M license was for such a bike, not a lower cut off. Anything faster than 45km you need a A1 I think but I don't know at which point you no longer need a M license. 10cc and 25km/h?


    You need a licence to ride any capacity or wattage of PTW(Powered Two Wheeler)on the roads of Ireland. On the continent some countries allow 14 years old ride mopeds, <49cc and can't exceed 45km/h, without a licence or with a special licence(not sure which).

    BTW the vast majority of Electric bikes I see around Dublin are being ridden illegally as they are being ridden without pedal assist so need a licence, insurance, helmet and tax. But our law enforcers don't seem bothered.


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