Who it is for
In Queensland, if you hold an RE licence (learner, provisional or open), you can only ride a learner approved motorcycle.
LAMS APPROVED BIKES
Have an RE licence? Ride our LAMS approved bikes.
Our 110cc and 125cc bikes suit an RE learner, provisional or open licence. Small regular payments. Pick up in Newstead, Brisbane.
Who can apply
If you hold a motorcycle licence, you can apply. Here is what you need.
- You are 18 or older.
- You hold an RE licence (learner, provisional or open) or an R licence. A valid overseas motorcycle licence is fine too.
- Your income shows in your bank statements.
Have these ready
- Photos of your licence, front and back.
- Recent bank statements. Connect your bank online or upload a PDF.
- Your bank account (BSB and account number) for your regular payments.
Have a car licence? You can ride our 50cc scooters. See the page for car licence holders.
Our LAMS approved bikes
Open a bike to change the term and see the price.
Our LAMS approved bikes
Open a bike to change the term and see the price.
LAMS approved
Honda Dio 110
Light commuter scooter. City runaround that still takes a delivery bag.
From $48.56 a week
over 12 months
LAMS approved
Suzuki Address
The workhorse 110. Quiet, cheap to run, built for daily kilometres.
From $48.56 a week
over 12 months
LAMS approved
Honda CB125
Naked 125. A step up when the scooter has earned its keep.
From $60.70 a week
over 12 months
LAMS approved
LAMS approved
LAMS approved
Zoot Suburban 125
Made for longer commutes, with a big 16 inch front wheel.
From $91.05 a week
over 12 months
Prices are for personal use, paid weekly, with $400 upfront. Apply shows your price before you send anything. Price includes on-road costs. See the Fee Chart for fees.
What LAMS approved means
LAMS is short for the Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme. Queensland calls it the LAM Scheme.
Which bikes
Almost any standard motorcycle or scooter with an engine up to 250 mL is learner approved. A few models are left out. Our Honda Dio 110, Suzuki Address and Honda CB125 are all LAMS approved.
Keep it standard
A bike that has been modified, other than in the ways the scheme allows, is no longer learner approved.
Riding on L plates
Show an L plate on the back of the bike, or wear a vest with a capital L. Ride with a supervisor who has held an open licence for at least 1 year. No passengers. Your alcohol limit is zero.
This is a summary, not legal advice. Check the official pages for your own situation.
Questions
Which of your bikes are LAMS approved?
The Honda Dio 110, Suzuki Address and Honda CB125 are all LAMS approved. You can ride them on an RE licence (learner, provisional or open) or an R licence.
Can I apply on an RE learner licence?
Yes. As a learner you must ride with a supervisor, show an L plate and carry no passenger.
How do I move off my learner licence?
Pass the motorcycle hazard perception test and hold your RE learner licence for at least 90 days. Then pass the Q-Ride RE course or a Q-SAFE riding test.
LAMS approved 110cc and 125cc bikes. Pick up in Newstead, Brisbane.
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