Moped Dealer
Being refused a test ride because of trader insurance?
A bike dealership refused me a test ride on a new 125 cc moped, as I didn’t have a full motorbike license, just a CBT. The CBT though allows me to ride a 125 legally. It was for insurance reasons, and the dealer told me I wouldn’t get a ride anywhere. Hell, I even wonder if I could test ride a bicycle in this mad world. I am certainly not going to buy a bike just on its looks though.
Should I indeed expect not to get a test ride anywhere, on any 125 cc bike, or is this a particularly under-insured dealership?
I think you’ll find that to be the case everywhere. The trader’s insurers will insist that their machines are only ridden by people who have been able to prove their ability to ride by passing a test. You’ve not yet proved your competence on the road.
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