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my brother has just taken his and passed and hes 60 ..so go for it
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Hope it was Beezer Mick
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Yer I am going to live right next to the lakes and South of Scotland and some good roads over the N East all within 20 mins from the house
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Never any harm in checking whether or not you are competent to ride a bike.
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my old man ..god rest his soul..was a test rider for bsa
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my old man had a Super Rocket - let me ride it occasionally....in the late 70's.
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My younger brother and stepfather have a few Beezers last time I was at my brothers he was changing the piston rings on a M20
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I am 69 and bought two motorbikes this summer.
The last time I had a bike was 35 years ago. Luckily I passed the test in the 1970s and kept renewing it. Get a few lessons. I did this year. |
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Would love either of these
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Drove Bikes from the age of 18-49 Loved them ,Owned many, Had 2 or 3 went round the Clock. Worked as a courier Nationwide back in the day Would say I have travelled well over 1/2 million miles on bikes ,Then one day I said thats it, Well I moved from London where a Bike was the best form of Transport,I have never got back on one since and strangely I don't miss them
I have been out on Motorways in the Pitch black with Gale force winds and Pishing rain That is something I certainly will never Miss They are the greatest form of transport and used as leisure Good fun , I had a good run and decided to call it a day ,These days with so many in car Distractions and Miopic fookers driving about it is only a matter of time Till some rsole does not see you , To those taking it up Good Luck ![]() |
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BTW if you have a car License I don't believe you have to take the theory test ?? I may be wrong .
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No I think you still have to take it. but if you passed your cae test before 2001 you can ride a 50cc with a passenger without taking a cbt test and you don't need L plates
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