Singapore Police Force website now says that licenses may be converted to unlimiteds under certain conditions.revhappy wrote:You can consider the Piaggio amalfi X9,X8 etc. If you are consider buying a bike less than 200CC then you shouldn't have any problem converting your license to SG one. But buying a higher CC bike, if may be more difficult.
Buying new will set you back by atleast 10k SGD I guess considering the high COE prices right now. Best to buy a 4-5 year old bike and you should get it closer to 3k.
Cheers!
Maxi and heavy go a bit together unless you prefer to ride kymco-like inventions. Pretty popular, X9/200 is slightly below 200kg and for obvious reasons more cc will make it even more heavy. The said X9, brand-new is ~$S10k. For higher cc (i.e. Suzuki Burgman) you would need to pay more than $S15k.Geardownflap20 wrote:Hi,
I'm moving to Singapore shortly and am considering buying a maxiscooter for the commute to work. I have a full UK bike licence, so hopefully, it will be convertible in Singapore.
What sort of scooter would be sensible, nothing too heavy! What price
old thread, i know but...Strong Eagle wrote:Singapore Police Force website now says that licenses may be converted to unlimiteds under certain conditions.
http://driving-in-singapore.spf.gov.sg/ ... ersion.htm
i included a copy of my new york state driver license (issued back in the 90s) and a copy of my new zealand driver license (issued more recently) along with proof of ownership/insurance of bikes >400cc in both countries.FaeLLe wrote:Can you please help describe the details of the written appeal you submitted.
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