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[rorkxdmssha]

500,000 won ono.
Includes helmet, panniers.
Oil changed every 500km.
Great for long rides.
First to see will buy.
All paperwork.
location: Sodaemun-gu
email [email protected]

[timhorton]

Do I need a special permit to drive that bike or is it the same as driving a 125 cc?

[esetters21]

You need a special permit and have to take a driving test if you want to follow the rules and be legal for anything above 125ccs

[Pit Viper]

Thats true, and if you ever decide to take the test prepare yourself for an experience. Approx 95% fail rate. You really have to do a couple of hours of tight turning at slow speed practice around some cones. Sadly, decades of riding doesnt improve your chances in this test unless you rode in the circus!!

[rorkxdmssha]

I have only ridden it occasionally since the law changed as I don't have a bike license. you need the bike license to ride this legally, be insured, etc. there are many unlicensed bike riders out there, but seeing as this is a family internet site, I do not recommend riding unlicensed.

[unplugged_boy]

got pictures? kms? any damage on the bike?

[seoul101]

As the others have said, you'd need a Korean driving license and then take the bike test. Most people failed the day I took mine, but it wasn't a 95% failure.
I recommend anyone who wants to take the test to practice riding almost at a standstill - all about the balance... saying that, I passed without practice and I never joined the circus!

You can still get insurance, register the bike and get a plate without a Korean license..

[Bibbitybop]

Why so cheap? That's dirt cheap.

About licenses, you need either a Korean license with a motorcycle endorsement on it, or you need a valid foreign license with a motorcycle endorsement on it accompanied by a valid international drivers license with a motorcycle endorsement on it.

[latchlock]

Could you please send me a couple pictures of the bike: the gauges, the side and the exhaust side (not covered up this time.) Thanks!

Shawn