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Theory test category am

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  • 30-06-2019 6:03pm
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    rottie 11
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    Think I made a mistake , I booked my motorbike test category AM but I thibk that only covers me for mopeds does it ?

    Was just looking through the sections and wondering does it include a1 etc basically will category am cover me for all types of bikes ?


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    dmigsy
    Registered Users Posts: 1,835 ✭✭✭dmigsy


    No, you're fine. It's the one theory test for all motorcycles and mopeds


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    rottie 11
    Registered Users Posts: 3,431 ✭✭✭rottie 11


    dmigsy wrote: »
    No, you're fine. It's the one theory test for all motorcycles and mopeds

    Perfect thanks for that


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    rottie 11
    Registered Users Posts: 3,431 ✭✭✭rottie 11


    Just another quick question about , I passed my test today but was wondering if I need to do another eye test before I go queing up inside for nothing.

    I already have a full car licence so I’m assuming I don’t need another eye test ?


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    IrishGrimReaper
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    You don't need another eye test. Congratulations on passing the theory test.


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    rottie 11
    Registered Users Posts: 3,431 ✭✭✭rottie 11


    IrishGrimReaper wrote: »
    You don't need another eye test. Congratulations on passing the theory test.

    Sweet I taught as much but just wanted make sure. Sound, delighted finally got it


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    rottie 11
    Registered Users Posts: 3,431 ✭✭✭rottie 11


    Might aswel stay in this thread.

    Can anyone explain the story with the IBT coarse , like I’m a bit confused about what category I’ll need.

    I just want to ride motorbikes , maybe start off with a 125/250 and move up eventually so What coarse do I need to complete ?


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    IrishGrimReaper
    Registered Users Posts: 1,030 ✭✭✭IrishGrimReaper


    If you're 24 years old or over get tick the box for category A learner permit on the NDLS form.

    Talk to an IBT instructor and tell them you have a category A permit - they'll do the rest. Instructor will probably start you out on a small CC bike and then onto a larger cc one.


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    rottie 11
    Registered Users Posts: 3,431 ✭✭✭rottie 11


    IrishGrimReaper wrote: »
    If you're 24 years old or over get tick the box for category A learner permit on the NDLS form.

    Talk to an IBT instructor and tell them you have a category A permit - they'll do the rest. Instructor will probably start you out on a small CC bike and then onto a larger cc one.

    Sound for that. Just out of the ndls there now but I ticked all 4 motorbike boxes , that’s ok isn’t it ?


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    rottie 11
    Registered Users Posts: 3,431 ✭✭✭rottie 11


    rottie 11 wrote: »
    Sound for that. Just out of the ndls there now but I ticked all 4 motorbike boxes , that’s ok isn’t it ?

    Also I’m 29, should I only have ticked the one box ? I’m clueless to all this stuff to be honest


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    IrishGrimReaper
    Registered Users Posts: 1,030 ✭✭✭IrishGrimReaper


    You will be fine ticking all the boxes or just the A box. I ticked just A and my license has all the smaller categories applied anyway.

    The A category alone incorporates all the others.


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    rottie 11
    Registered Users Posts: 3,431 ✭✭✭rottie 11


    IrishGrimReaper wrote: »
    You will be fine ticking all the boxes or just the A box. I ticked just A and my license has all the smaller categories applied anyway.

    The A category alone incorporates all the others.

    Thanks for the help man


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