Cbt

Discussion in 'General Scooter Discussion' started by s4185, Mar 25, 2011.

  1. s4185

    s4185 Member

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    Can you do your cbt on a 100cc?

    I own a 100cc speedfight and my licence only let's me ride a 50cc.

    The guy at my local centre said I would have to have a 125 or use theirs.

    Is this true?
     
  2. BathingBape

    BathingBape New Member

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    How old are you?
    if your 16 then your not allowed anything higher than 50cc
     
  3. s4185

    s4185 Member

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    I'm 29, 30 in December :)
     
  4. tErr0

    tErr0 Administrator Staff Member

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    Then yes you can ride up to a 125 even if you did your cbt on a 50.
     
  5. s4185

    s4185 Member

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    No sorry I mean can I do the one full days cbt on my 100cc.
    The reason why I am asking is because it's £85 if you use your own bike or £120 if you use their crappy ones.

    Thanks!
     
  6. tErr0

    tErr0 Administrator Staff Member

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    Yep. As long as you are all legit on it then it's fine.
     
  7. clitheroelad

    clitheroelad New Member

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    my area charging £95 to use theres which i booked for this saturday
     
  8. sc00terboy69

    sc00terboy69 New Member

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    other option say sod it 2 doing your cbt every 2 years if youve got your car license send your log book off saying your engine blow up and it was more cost afective 2 fit a 50 lump and re register it like that after all most peps on here wont have got teir tuned peds regd as they should be .keep it on the down low tho shhhhhhh;)
     
  9. sc00terboy69

    sc00terboy69 New Member

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    just dont get busted doing 60 hehe
     
  10. Gamble

    Gamble Member

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    A lot of hassle to save £50 a year ay? Even better do your full test and never worry again.
     

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