Would a motorcycle driver under 21 be able to use a BMW K75 for a road trip?

May 06, 2009 by morgan k | Posted in Motorcycles

i want to take a tour of europe on a motorcycle. But the laws say that under 21s cannot drive a motorcycle over 33bhp. But i have been given advice that the K75 or the K100 are the best bikes for the job. Is it possible to drive them?

What does *your* driver license say?

Generally other countries honor the driver license restrictions and entitlements issued in other countries. Example, in the U.K.

"Driving licenses issued in any other country

Dimo J | May 06, 2009

Passo di Sella downhill on BMW K75

Downhill riding on the BMW K75 in the late afternoon. Have a view to the spectacular scenery of the dolomit alps of italy. Watch to the dome of ...

Bmw f800st - Stromtrooper Forum : Suzuki V-Strom Forums

by greywolf

The ABS Wee might need four fingers for good stops, but it modulates nicely and feels more intuitive to me. I was concerned about the lower fuel capacity but I needn't have been. The cycle time on the ABS was much longer than on the V-Strom and once it started cycling, I don't thing it was going to stop unless the bike did. It's a good thing it had ABS because my first stop locked up the front wheel. Everybody who has been praising BMW brakes are welcome to them. They have great power all right, but I want to use some muscle to modulate a brake. I would have to get off anyway before needing fuel. If that's what ABS naysayers are talking about, I understand the position....

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