The A1 is an A road so technically yes, however you cannot join the M1 unless you have a full and current driving license for a motorcycle and the bike is over 50cc.
a 125cc motorbike
You have to be 16 to ride a scotter. But to ride a 125cc you have to 17
That depends on what country you're trying to ride in.
No as soon as you turn 17 you can ride a 125cc as long as it is still restricted. I did this myself when I turned 17.
Yes, provided you have a licence for a 125cc, or provisional licence and are displaying L plates.
yes
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No. The CBT covers vehicles not exceeding 125cc. However, (although I cannot see why it would be) it might be used as a Direct Access Vehicle by riders under instruction or examination (A1).
Not legally, you have to be 17 to ride a 125cc or less scooter on the road
Get a 125cc. If you already know how to ride then you will get bored with an 85 real quick.
-that depends on what you mean by restricted- to ride a 125cc bike you have to be at least 17 you pass your cbt- you are allowed to ride a bike up to 125cc as long as you wear L plates at all times, do not go on motorways and do not carry a pillion passanger