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No; you need an A2 or A licence that authorises that motorcycle.
No. A1 limits internal-combustion motorcycles to 125 cm³, as well as a maximum of 11 kW and 0.1 kW/kg. Age does not extend those limits. A motorcycle above 125 cm³ requires a category that authorises it: A2 if it meets all A2 limits, or A. Being above 125 cm³ does not by itself mean that A2 authorises any such motorcycle.
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Yes; A1 allows up to 250 cm³.
Yes; A1 extends that limit when you turn 18.
No; you need an A2 or A licence that authorises that motorcycle.
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