Buying a 50cc Scooter
#2
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Location: Alicante
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Re: Buying a 50cc Scooter
Info here:
https://www.healthplanspain.com/blog...-in-spain.html
You do not need a notary and if you buy through a dealer they will normally do the registration for you.
When I bought my 125cc moto I put a deposit on it one afternoon then returned the next day with my insurance and to pay the balance and I rode away on it with the transfer all done. The new permis was mailed to me in due course.
https://www.healthplanspain.com/blog...-in-spain.html
You do not need a notary and if you buy through a dealer they will normally do the registration for you.
When I bought my 125cc moto I put a deposit on it one afternoon then returned the next day with my insurance and to pay the balance and I rode away on it with the transfer all done. The new permis was mailed to me in due course.
#3
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Joined: Jul 2012
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Re: Buying a 50cc Scooter
Different to the Uk where you can ride a moped on a provisional (still need insurance) as there is no provisional here.
This is from a website (but from 2020)
Class AM
The class AM authorises holders to drive two or three-wheeled mopeds and lightweight quadricycles with a maximum speed of 45 km/hour on public roads. The minimum age to obtain this license class is 15. The tests required include a psycho-physical aptitude test, a written theory test and a closed-circuit practical exam.
#7
Re: Buying a 50cc Scooter
Yes to both..
Different to the Uk where you can ride a moped on a provisional (still need insurance) as there is no provisional here.
This is from a website (but from 2020)
Different to the Uk where you can ride a moped on a provisional (still need insurance) as there is no provisional here.
This is from a website (but from 2020)
Class AM
The class AM authorises holders to drive two or three-wheeled mopeds and lightweight quadricycles with a maximum speed of 45 km/hour on public roads. The minimum age to obtain this license class is 15. The tests required include a psycho-physical aptitude test, a written theory test and a closed-circuit practical exam.
#8
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Re: Buying a 50cc Scooter
One thing to be careful of which I found out when enquiring re insurance for a motorbike. I was told to avoid a 50cc as they have high insurance costs due to mainly being ridden by youngsters. Advice was that its cheaper to insure a 125 scooter than 50cc? Not a size i was looking into but something to consider.
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