can you drive these on a full bike license?
i was under the impression you could but cant find any information on them
road legal quads
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They are mental!!! i seen a one a while back in Dawlish while cruising about on my RD350......thought i would give 'em a run 4 their money........big mistake - i think it was a Yamaha of some description....blue an' white single cylinder 4-stroke motor....but as we went away from the lights i was eating humble pie - it was fast as ****...i never thought a single could be that quick....i have rode a quad before but only a farm one............
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watters
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Re: road legal quads
hmmm some people are saying you can ride on on a full bike license and others are saying you have to have a car license!!
i dont have a car license but have a full bike license and i want a quad!!
i dont have a car license but have a full bike license and i want a quad!!
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I think I got it: http://www.jetskiecosse.co.uk/road_legal_quads.htm
How much road tax do I have to pay for a quad?
A quad is taxed as a small car so it is £110 per year at the moment
What driving licence do I need?
You need a full car licence (or pre 1999 bike licence) to ride a quad on the road
At the moment you can't pass a driving test on a quad
How much road tax do I have to pay for a quad?
A quad is taxed as a small car so it is £110 per year at the momentWhat driving licence do I need?
You need a full car licence (or pre 1999 bike licence) to ride a quad on the road At the moment you can't pass a driving test on a quad
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technobear
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Re: road legal quads
I think you be talking about one of these:
Top speed only 45 mph though
More here: http://www.junior-motorcycles.co.uk/factoryquads.htm
Top speed only 45 mph though
More here: http://www.junior-motorcycles.co.uk/factoryquads.htm
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Josh|RD125LC
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Re: road legal quads
Yeah I seen them going around quite a bit recently. A red one and a black one I think? Right show offs they are, but then again I would be if I had a road legal quad, how class is that.
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drove past Parkins industrial supplies MST at lee mill industrial estate and noticed they had them for sale, give them a ring they may have the info you are looking forwatters";p="27038 wrote:can you drive these on a full bike license?
i was under the impression you could but cant find any information on them
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Re: road legal quads
There's a guy who works at Victor Barry tyres in Plympton, Newnham Rd, who rides a red one to work.
Usually see him when I'm out walking the dog.
Usually see him when I'm out walking the dog.
Sigs are for poseurs and wimps
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