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migebuff
11 months ago

Year of manufacture is 1998.

§76 FeV:

The following provisions shall apply to the following provisions:

8. Section 6(1), class AM

Two-wheeled small motorcycles and bicycles with auxiliary motor also apply

a) Motorcycles with a cylinder capacity not exceeding 50 cm3 and a maximum speed determined by the design of more than 45 km/h and not more than 50 km/hif they are up to 31. December 2001 for the first time,

The vehicle can therefore travel legally 50 km/h on a flat course on its own.

In the case of an unaltered vehicle, a tolerance is generally granted; in an individual case decision, the OLG Karlsruhe has declared that 20% overshoot with an unchanged vehicle is permissible.

Even if only 10% are granted to you, this would be already 55 km/h on a level track, measured by GPS. Your speedometer will display at least 60 km/h.

checkpointarea
11 months ago

Can my scooter drive legal at 60 kmh (Tacho 70 km/h)?

Most likely yes. The background is that, on the one hand, as already mentioned, 50 km/h plus generous 10% tolerance were allowed in this year. So already true 55 km/h, this speed is achieved in practice according to measurements almost by all models. In addition, there are the strongly leading tachometers, especially for small motorcycles, i.e., with a maximum of 50 cm3 of displacement. My Kymco Nexxon 50 had, for example, a rich 17% deviation, i.e. at Tacho 50 I drove in real straight 43 km/h. I’ve rarely seen less than 10% of the preliminary course at “Fuffis”. From real 55 km/h, in this way, Tacho 65 could also become – legal! Bergab sometimes even more.

Asardec
11 months ago

There is a difference between “what the scooter can” and “what you can drive”.

If you only have a roller guide (AM) you can max. 50ccm with 45km/h maximum speed. If the scooter can drive faster due to its design, you must not use it.

For your questions:

Can my scooter drive legal at 60 kmh (Tacho 70 km/h)?

Depends on the scooter, but can be possible.

if I can drive 60 kmh.

Depends on your license.

migebuff
11 months ago
Reply to  Asardec

45km/h Maximum speed

Please note:

Year of manufacture 1998.

Asardec
11 months ago
Reply to  migebuff

and??

My statement refers to the driver’s license that limits max. 50ccm with 45km/h maximum speed. Not on the scooter.

(Roller guide license / class AM: cost, testing and age limits (adac.de))

Asardec
11 months ago

My mistake, had read in 1988…

under:

  • Small motorcycles, approved before 28.02.1992, maximum speed 60 km/h

the scooter was definitely not falling in 1998.

Asardec
11 months ago

Okay, I went through the internet to check your statement.

Apparently there are the following exceptions to the 45 km/h

  • Motorcycles, approved before 01.12.2001, maximum speed 50 km/h, engine capacity 50 ccm
  • Small motorcycles, approved before 28.02.1992, maximum speed 60 km/h

(Source Driving class AM – All information | Driving licences.de (fuehrerscheine.de))

This would allow the described vehicle to be moved from the question with an AM driver’s license.

migebuff
11 months ago

The vehicle was built in 1998, is allowed to drive 50 km/h and also drive with class AM.

nichtsagender
11 months ago

As long as he does not have the old GDR approval, at 45km/h 50km/h is absolutely final.

checkpointarea
11 months ago
Reply to  nichtsagender

Between the GDR – admission and the EU – 45 km/h – nonsense, however, there was also around a decade of regulation “50 km/h plus 10% tolerance”.