Hello!
How much an used A1 125ccm 11KW motorbike approximately cost in Switzerland?
There are any fees at buying? There are any costs in it?

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Don't own one myself but its as good as i can help you.

i hope it helps.

Once you have bought the bike you need to consider the fee for the license plate (mine is CHF 36 for the year) and your insurance.

PS. Sorry, I goofed, the CHF 300 was the insurance. The plates are only CHF 36 a year.

Thank you for the fast answeres!
How much an 50 ccm-s fee for the licence plate?

Fee is depending on engine volume and CO2 emissions. For 600 cc I pay like 290 CHF. I guess you can devide this by ten?

i am search for the prizes and they are very high!
I hope the school job is payful to earn about 1000 1500 frank but its for another topic
Another question: i would buy a motorbike in Hungary and i want to register it to Switzerland. (125ccm A1) how much does it cost approximately?

Not quite, I think my daughter's 50cc is 100/year or so, but I can check. And I think my 140 HP 1000cc Ducati is 300/year (but since I keep it registered only 6 months/years, it's only 150).

Tom

You would need to insure it, pay license fee & service it.
service is expensive in Switzlerland, because the salaries are high. During winter there will be long periods when you can't/shouldn't use it (snow or ice on the road).

I assume you will have a job here - if it's within 10 km of where you live bicycles are a very good option, otherwise try the excellent public transport system.

yes, the public transportation system is the best what i have ever seen, but i will live in the alps with the one of the best roads with great curves.
so i would use it for hobby and for transportation

Good luck going up the alps with a 125.

put, put, put, put.....

thats a 50cc.

ookay it's not the most powerfull bike in the world, but it is the most powerfull what i can drive with my license!
More than the nothing

I only ever had a 50

i have a 50 ccm roller too, because i dont need bigger for 15 km,
but my dream is an Aprilia RS 125 which are 2000-3000CH in Hungary which are more cheaper then in Switzerland

I think you'll spend more if you will import it officially. Read stories here (on the forum), it is costly.

I paid 2.5k for my 1st 125 CC when getting my A1 license 11 years ago. I then after 2 years of upgrading to the 25kw as below, you can have A. 25Kw requires 12 hours of instruction and a road test. Take a look maybe it'll apply to you once you exchange your Hungarian license.

Keine Führerprüfung

Wenn Sie den Führerausweis der Kategorie B besitzen, einen Lernfahrausweis der Kategorie A1 lösen und den Motorrad-Grundkurs von 8 Stunden innerhalb von vier Monaten absolvieren, tragen wir Ihnen die Kategorie A1 im Führerausweis ein, sobald wir im Besitz der Kursbestätigung und Ihres Führerausweises sind.
Wenn Sie den Führerausweis der Kategorien C1 oder C besitzen und während mindestens einem Jahr eine klaglose Fahrpraxis (mindestens Kategorie B) aufweisen und 21 Jahre alt sind, erhalten Sie die Kategorie D1 auf Gesuch hin prüfungsfrei.
Wer seit dem 1.4.2003 die Kategorie A bis 25 kW mit Grundkurs und praktischer Prüfung erworben hat, kann nach zwei Jahren klagloser Fahrpraxis die Kategorie A unbeschränkt prüfungsfrei beantragen.

Yes, it is avaible in Hungary too. i started to think in 3 another opinions:
1: bring my 50 ccm scooter
2: wait for another year and earn money and buy a bigger bike.
3: buy a 125 ccm bike in Hungary( much cheaper than in Switzerland) and register it in Switzerlandm, so i can spare a lot of money.