hdgh29 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 09, 2022 11:24 am Ok I know I will get a few well-meaning replies telling me a post like this has been answered many times before - thanks in advance for your helpful suggestions - but I was just wondering if anyone has done their motorbike test recently? A few years ago you could do the test on a pcx 150, an automatic but still get a license for other big non-auto bikes. Someone told me recently this has changed and doing the test even on a bike more than 125 if its an auto you still can't ride a non-auto. I have been riding my 200cc bike around town for a couple of years, no license, no problem, but I am now planning on a few road-trips and thinking about insurance so I might need a license for that. My only problem is that its a Phantom cruiser, and the wheelbase would make the figure 8s in the test a bit tricky, so thinking if I could do it on a 150 scooter it would be easier.

MrBen87 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 09, 2022 12:11 pm I would suggest renting a Honda ftr 223( manual transmission ) for the day and do the test on that , pretty agile bike . I rented from visa place next to sundance $12 for the day but that was a while back