Motorcycle licence
Mar 17th 2015 | 2:19 am
#17
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Aug 2014
Posts: 685
From: Edmonton AB
Re: Motorcycle licence
Thanks for the replies. As usual it looks like it will be a case of winging it and luck of the draw when it comes to office/civil servant.
Is it just me that thinks the EU is more unified than Canada and all its Provinces?
With regards to insurance I was paying £130 fully comp for a Ducati 1198, so I don't expect to be anywhere near that figure. Adding a zero may help!?
Is it just me that thinks the EU is more unified than Canada and all its Provinces?
With regards to insurance I was paying £130 fully comp for a Ducati 1198, so I don't expect to be anywhere near that figure. Adding a zero may help!?
Mar 17th 2015 | 11:36 am
#18
Proudly Scarberian
Joined: Aug 2014
Posts: 2,196
From: Scarberia
Re: Motorcycle licence
I had to resit the tests on Ontario. Note that for your M1, the written test includes a few questions about car licenses- as I was given my full G as a swap for my Brit license, I had to guess some of the learner rules for G1 and G2.
The Brit license DOES mean you can take your full M2 exit test quicker than a novice canuck, who has to wait 2 years.
I don't think there's a cc restriction, which is good as I'd brought the 500cc Pantah over with me. Would have been a bit off suddenly not being able to ride a bike I;'d owned for 25 years.
The Brit license DOES mean you can take your full M2 exit test quicker than a novice canuck, who has to wait 2 years.
I don't think there's a cc restriction, which is good as I'd brought the 500cc Pantah over with me. Would have been a bit off suddenly not being able to ride a bike I;'d owned for 25 years.
