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In EU motorbikes fall under a different license then cars, so it involves both practical and theoretical test. What I know from the Swedish licenses is that the
by vceder 4y ago
In EU motorbikes fall under a different license then cars, so it involves both practical and theoretical test. What I know from the Swedish licenses is that the motorbike one is considered the more difficult test to pass.
There is a "high speed" slalom course you have to do as part of the test and it's impossible to do it without counter steering through it.
- cdot2 4y agoIts impossible to steer a bike without countersteering. The speed is irrelevant.