All aboard, please!
The New EU driving license regulations enables 2013 many climb onto a Harley-Davidson
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Whether it's the size of chocolate eggs, the ban on incandescent light bulbs, or the locking of instantaneous water heater lids, Europe seems to be able to contribute something to almost every aspect of life.
Sometimes, however, this is obviously a good thing—for example, in the case of driver's licenses.
From 2013, a credit card-sized driver's license will replace the 110 different types of driver's licenses currently in circulation in the member states throughout the EU.
Not a highlight in itself, but what's really exciting – listen up (!) – is a new class.
What used to be the limited Driver's license class A was, shall in future be the new Driver's license class A2 be. From January 19, 2013 It will be introduced for motorcycles with a maximum engine power of 35 kW (48 hp) and a maximum power-to-weight ratio of 0.2 kW per kilogram.
The bike must weigh at least 175 kilograms.
The best part: Anyone who has already been a member for two years Driver's license A1 has in his pocket or his Grade 3 Anyone who obtained their driver's license before April 1, 1980, can transfer to the new system without having to take another theory test. Class A2 change. To do so, you only need to pass a practical exam.
In plain language: For many, the dream of owning their first home is now within reach. Harley nothing standing in the way.
Not only numerous Sportster models, but also many Dyna, Softail, and even Touring models can be throttled completely without any problems in accordance with the specifications.
If you no longer want to dream but finally want to move up, you should act quickly: the nearest Harley-Davidson authorized dealer is happy to advise anyone who is interested. You can find him at www.Harley-Davidson.com can be read.
Thank you, dear EU!
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