Question 3068 · Motorcycle theory test
What is the maximum engine power of a motorcycle that may be ridden by a person holding a Category A1 licence?
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Correct answer
11 kilowatts.
Official explanation
A Category A1 driving licence limits the holder to riding motorcycles with a maximum engine power output of 11 kilowatts. This is in addition to any restrictions relating to cubic capacity and power to weight ratio.
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