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SeniorBiker · 31-08-16, 11:24 AM

I agree, I only started driving Microcars after my late father wanted to give up driving his Microcar so I took a course of driving lessons in a automatic car at the end of course the instructor told me I would pass a car test for a automatic, but I have always rode bikes for now 45yrs and never been interested in cars but it allowed me to take my father out and about. As I have already stated you would not buy one if you have are full car license on cost and performance alone, but the two manufactures Microcar and Axiam still have a number of motorcycle only customers to bring out new models every two years. Also a lot of customers who are prepared to pay to still stay mobile after a motorcycle accident or old age and never took a car test, they are also under the Mobility Purchase Scheme.

31-08-16, 11:24 AM	#9
SeniorBiker Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Portsmouth Posts: 21	Re: NO this is NOT my 2016 Suzuki SV650 I agree, I only started driving Microcars after my late father wanted to give up driving his Microcar so I took a course of driving lessons in a automatic car at the end of course the instructor told me I would pass a car test for a automatic, but I have always rode bikes for now 45yrs and never been interested in cars but it allowed me to take my father out and about. As I have already stated you would not buy one if you have are full car license on cost and performance alone, but the two manufactures Microcar and Axiam still have a number of motorcycle only customers to bring out new models every two years. Also a lot of customers who are prepared to pay to still stay mobile after a motorcycle accident or old age and never took a car test, they are also under the Mobility Purchase Scheme.