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Not necessarily so.

In the UK one can ride a Can-Am Ryker or Spider, or a trike on a car license. 

while Thailand is not the UK there is a huge overlap in rules & regs - thus, rather than assuming a Motorcycle licence is required, it would of course be best to check with the DLT. 

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i have two " salengs" scooters with sidecars bolted to them.

you need a motorcycle licence to ride them.

a Yamaha tricity is also a motorcycle licence.

 

and as we are not in UK the licence for a Can-Am is debatable.

also the Salengs cannot be registered, you must remove sidecar before registering the scooter then reattach the side car.

 

we live in a medium sized beach town so maybe the rules are different in Bangkok.

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