Motorcycle license

[shaun4860]

11 hours ago, daveboy said:

Even in the rain.

 

 

 

So are these classed as a trike?

[welsh1]

9 hours ago, shaun4860 said:

So are these classed as a trike?

No they are motorbikes,it's all to do with the distance between the wheels.

Mine is most certainly a trike lol.

[shaun4860]

3 hours ago, welsh1 said:

No they are motorbikes,it's all to do with the distance between the wheels.

Mine is most certainly a trike lol.

Nice 👍 

[enfieldspares]

On 19/02/2025 at 12:52, djrwood said:

Any advice would be appreciated

Buy a car. You're too easily killed by idiots (in cars) on a 'bike. I had a Kawasaki 750 Turbo for a number of years. Then one day lost it on the M69. Fortunately the M69 then wasn't as busy as it is now and, being tall, I was able to step off the bike and let it go. Recovered it and drive it to the garage and had it repaired. Called in when it was all done, paid the bill, rode it around the block, went back in, put the keys on the counter with the words "Sell it." Never had a 'bike since. 

Edited 5 hours ago by enfieldspares

[Velocette]

Was it like this ! I sprinted one several times.

[amateur]

1 hour ago, Velocette said:

Was it like this ! I sprinted one several times.

Will we see a photo of you on your namesake?

[amateur]

On 19/02/2025 at 12:52, djrwood said:

...... Im sure I want a cruiser style bike. Just wondering if you have any advice for a first bike. I think the Indian is top of my list, followed by a Sportster and then I keep looking at a Kawasaki Vulcan 650.

Any advice would be appreciated

I realise that none of us have answered your question.

The brutal answer is that any of those would do for posing on, but, assuming that you want a bike that goes, handles and stops, I would say that all three present compromises.

If it's only an itch to be scratched, the Kawasaki is, at least, not as expensive as the other two.