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Yes, the class A licence.
Yes, an A licence may be obtained from age 20 if the requirements are met: a valid A2 licence held for at least two years and the required experience and training. An A licence authorises motorcycles without the A2 35 kW limit. The age-21 requirement concerns motor tricycles over 15 kW, not these motorcycles. There is no two-year speed restriction of the kind proposed in the other answer.
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Yes, but only within national territory and with a speed restriction during the first two years.
No, not until you are 21.
Yes, the class A licence.
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