Author: 00c12f

Hello together, it is now also for me, I am very interested in the B196 driver’s license in order to be able to drive with the motorcycle / scooter to work. Background is to relieve my car from the kilometers (driving distance 40 km) and of course a considerably lower fuel consumption. Actually, I always wanted to make the motorcycle driver’s license, if that would not be so expensive…. As a child / teenager I had always driven 2-wheel. Before about 10 Jah I also had a 50ccm machine as a replacement for cars. Now with the B196 this is for me the chance to drive a slightly larger machine… I have had the car license for almost 20 years now. But I am now faced with the question motorcycle or scooter? If so which one? What is important to me? – no cross machine, – speed should be around the 120 km/h, as I will drive a lot of highway on straight track, – low fuel consumption I already have on the market I looked around a bit and looked at the 1st Kawasaki J125 2nd Honda PCX 125 in the scooter area. I am still open and look for “interesting things”. Basically I don’t care whether motorcycle or scooter, the main thing is that you have a bit of fun on the track. If I overtake a truck, then I want to overtake it quickly and do not want to take a race with 5 km/h difference. Yes, I also thought about whether I directly have a bigger driver. And the “big” machines will probably eat more fuel than a 125cc machine. What do you think, which machines are currently in good demand, deliver comfort and are reliable? What do you think, should I look at? What do I have to pay attention to when buying? How much mileage do the machines average on the speedometer? Thank you for your feedback 🙂 Best regards Stefan

Dear community, if I were not so angry about it, it would probably go smoothly as a “witness to the weekend”… I live in a side street (Tempo 30), where a school is currently being built extensively; many traffic signs and massive barriers. To get there through and again to the road, I drove along such a barrier about 30 meters on the pavement – on which nobody was – of the highest pace. At the end of this “side street of an I answered him: “Excuse me!” and his comment on it was: “Nothing with excuse! This will have consequences for you, you will still be very, very surprised” (!). – During this harsh dialogue he always had his cell phone in his hand, and took numerous photos of me and my scooter. – My Fr. “Objective” is of course right; the passage on this road was not allowed. Should I actually receive a warning fee for this reason, I will pay it. – What really concerns me, however, is how to react to such a “bagatelle” with such an “aggression” at all (“Nix with excuse! This will have consequences for you, you will still be very, very surprised” (!). – A “John Wayne” of an 80 meter long side, side road… – d he certainly took numerous photos of me, my scooter, and the license plate with his cell phone (because clearly recognizable). – Personally, I believe that something like this is simply going too far! – Please: Your opinion.