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DSA List of A2 Category Bikes

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The DSA has released a list of machines officially recognised as suitable for the new ‘A2’ motorcycle test. From January 19th, all new riders under 24 years of age will have to spend time restricted to 47bhp with an A2 motorcycle licence before graduating to unrestricted machines. The DSA stressed that its list of A2-compatible bikes was not comprehensive and continues to grow. Bikes officially suitable for the new ‘A2’ bike test BMW G650GSBrough SuperiorGilera Fuoco 500Honda FX650, NC700, Shadow, SLR650 and VT750SHusqvarna TR650 Strada and Terra (restricted), TE449 and TE511Kawasaki ER5, ER6-F, ER6-N, Versys, VN900, (all restricted) and W800KTM Duke 690 (restricted) Moto Guzzi V7Suzuki GSX650F, Gladius, SV650, VL800, VZ800 (all restricted) and GS500Yamaha MT-03, TMAX, XT660R, XT660Z Tenere and YP400 Majesty. Link to the new rules video http://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...j_4

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Sandi @ 12/01/2013 08:45  

No Harleys ???? mind you they would need to start wouldnt they

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Intruder18 @ 12/01/2013 09:13  

quite a realistic list i think. Most of us would have had a mid range bike for a while after passing our test. I was expecting something a lot worse. But i would like to know how many new riders can afford a brough superior, i know i would like one.

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xj @ 12/01/2013 10:38  

i though the same about the Brough and wonder how maney of them would even know what they are

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Bikeabill @ 12/01/2013 16:38  

Well I think ............... It just shows who has influence over the ministry's choice What a "random" marque to throw into the list Highly paid civil servants or well off city types The type who buy a Brough as an "investment" Which keeps the price artificially high Because they are not that rare, there are loads still in existence But they only change hands among those lucky few with the money Or among the select band of the Brough Owners Club New ones are being "resurrected" every year But rarely end up being owned by mere mortals

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Emzed @ 12/01/2013 17:57  

i have got a Rough Inferior [yam] can i join their club?

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petewick @ 13/01/2013 15:57  

hey i have a Suzi one of them Peter

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Bikeabill @ 13/01/2013 23:08  

Hey Mal, you can't help yourself can you lol
I recon you are overcompensating now, since riding my tractor you want one yourself, go on admit it ! Pmsl

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Fatbob16 @ 13/03/2013 17:48  

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