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Yes, if you have held a licence for less than 2 years.
The General Drivers' Regulations state that people holding a valid category B licence for more than three years may ride within the national territory the motorcycles that a category A1 licence authorises them to ride.
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Yes, if you have held a licence for less than 2 years.
Yes, those that an A1 licence authorises you to ride within the national territory if you have held the licence for more than 3 years.
No, to ride motorcycles I need an A1 or A2 licence.
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