How old is too old to pass your motorbike test?

my brother has just taken his and passed and hes 60 ..so go for it

Hope it was Beezer Mick

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

Never any harm in checking whether or not you are competent to ride a bike.

my old man ..god rest his soul..was a test rider for bsa

my old man had a Super Rocket - let me ride it occasionally....in the late 70's.

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

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.

Would love either of these

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

BTW if you have a car License I don't believe you have to take the theory test ?? I may be wrong .

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