What bikes can be restricted for A2?
The Best Restricted A2 Licence Bikes (2022)
- Moto Guzzi V85 TT.
- BMW F900XR.
- BMW F850GS.
- Yamaha Ténéré 700.
- Triumph Street Twin.
- Honda CB650R.
- Yamaha MT-07.
- 8th. Triumph Trident 660.
What can I ride on an A2 license?
In summary – bike, age and licence needed
| Licence | Motorcycles you can ride | Min. age |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | Motor tricycles with a power output not more than 15 kW | 17 |
| A2 | Standard motorcycle up to 35 kW (and a power-to-weight ratio not more than 0.2 kW per kg), bike must not be derived from vehicle more than twice its power | 19 |
Can I ride a 250cc on a A2?
The changes mean bikes like BMW’s G310 models, KTM’s Duke 390, Yamaha’s MT-03 and R3, along with dozens of 250cc machines will become legal to use for the A2 test.
Is A2 licence a full licence?
The A2 motorbike licence is a full motorbike licence, which allows you to ride any sized motorcycle of your choice without ‘L’ Plates, carry pillion passengers and use motorways.
Is the CBR650R A2 legal?
The CBR650R is a powerful motorcycle built for passionate riders. An easy conversion is available from Honda dealers to make the bike A2 licence friendly. The conversion back to full power is equally simple.
Can you restrict MT-09 A2?
Luckily for A2 license holders, the MT-09 will soon be available in a restricted version pumping out 47.5 horsepower.
What is A2 restricted?
What is a Restricted A2 Licence? A Restricted Licence can be gained by taking a motorcycle test on a motorcycle or scooter of at least 400cc and between 20 and 35kw (33 to 47bhp). It is also known as an A2 Licence. To qualify for this test you must have first done a CBT and a Motorcycle Theory Test.
Is the CB650R A2?
In 2014, Honda launched the fully faired CBR650F and naked streetbike CB650F. Mid-priced, un-showy, high-revving inline four-cylinder middleweights, they joined an A2-licence compliant class crowded with mostly twin-cylinder competitors.
How do I restrict my A2 bike?
A2 Licence – Which Bikes?
- You are restricted to a bike with a limit of 35kW or 47bhp.
- The power to weight ratio must be no more than 0.2kW or 0.26bhp per kilogram (more on this below)