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new licencing

so what if you have already passed your test but are still within one of the age categories stated when this is implemented, do you have to change to these rules or do you get to carry on in the old way?

EU Dictatorship

It has always been the EU dictatorships goal to legislate bikes off the road. They believe that the pretext of safety allows them to implement whatever bigotted rules they want. Part of the EU has currently said that anti bike legislation is bordering on targetted discrimination.

further training

what is involved in the further/additional training? why are they clamping down on bikes even more what about restricting young or inexperienced car drives

So what about car drivers? Is it still at 17 you can pass your car and if you have the money drive a super car the same day? Why are motorcyclists being singled out the KSI for all vehicles are appalling for the under 25s

The End. Nice sharing the roads with you.

In 6 years there will be no one new, 10 years only the old guard, 20...

What point is there in getting a licence now?

The funny thing is the DSA have recognised since 2006 that this would mean no more tests at 17 - why bother taking three tests, at possibly several thousand pounds in total, when car test and lessons is 200 odd quid, and eventually, you can find a insurance quote which is alright.

I'm going to buy another stroker, stock up on kneesliders and figure out how to wheelie a little commuter.

And then lose my licence probably, giving my bikes a heroic send off.

We shouldn't be stopping young people ride, and this will.

I thought when I started riding that this was the best thing I ever did. Now?

...Its the final countdown...