Hi Josef
First you need a learner's permit. Please read the instructions to get the permit.
Do you already have chosen a driving school? If not, I recommend Mannhard for exemple.
Best regards
Wake
Josef...welcome to the forum.
EDIT: Question right back at you:
Do you have a valid Learners Permit? If yes, I could help teach you the basics Saturday morning. However, someone else in the Forum may be available prior to that.
Greetz,
Rene
Hi
Do you have any driving-licenses already? If you have the B (car) you can go straight on the website of your STVA (canton) and print out the application form to get a learning-license. Most stuff you can fill in with a translater-app, but the part for the optician you have to to visit one. If you weare glasses like me, go to the one you bought your glasses, they do it sometimes for free. Otherwise go to the next one you can find, they all should be able to talk english and the price should be all around the same.
Then you have to hand in the paper at your local goverment and show your ID/Passport.
Then you get the a pice of paper, the Lernfahrausweis. Within the first four months you have to do the Grundkurs, usually 12h. If you did that, they will confirm it on the paper. After that you have another 12months time to do the practical exam. You can drive around on your own, but don't go abroad. I suggest a few lessons before the exam, but that's not a must.
Does Motocenter care about the plate and everything to make the bike street-legal?
If you never drove a motorbike, ask a driving-teacher to pick it up with you or somebody else who is experienced.
Hez Guys and Gals, Dudes and Dudettes,
The lad want's to know how to get the bike home not how to get a freaking learners permit. And if you explain that you should als mention that a blue L should be mounted to the back of the bike, as well as a license plate which he only gets if has sorted out the insurance part. Suprisingly insurance and plate can be got without any license of any kind at all.
Luckly there is enough space in front of the Moto Center to try and learn the basics. Some helpful soul will certainly be so kind an teach it to you. Wouldn't be the first time it has been succesfully done by forum members.
So Guiseppe: All formalities sorted out, gear ready, where to from the Moto Center, what time of day and day of week is best?
Hey Josef,
I assume you have it all sorted out with the administrative stuff (license, permit, gear, ...). Let us know when you need assistance and I'm sure we can make something happen 
Cheers
T
Simply register it. Where is the problem? Missing information on the "how to"?
https://www.ch.ch/en/registering-vehicle/
http://www.helloswitzerland.ch/-/car-registration
Greetings, Martin
Simply register it. Where is the problem?
TIL: With registration you are able to ride and safely operate a motorbike.
Interesting how times change. In my time this was movie fantasy at best.
[X] A truckload of information about the permit in this thread.
[_] Information about how to register a motorcycle in Switzerland in this thread.
Saw the missing stuff, threw in some links.
Grüße, Martin
Saw the missing stuff, threw in some links.
And I dumbass of a jerk even mentioned it 
Good links btw.
@Zee81 So, how is it? When is your favourit time?
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That's why you call yourself a »dumbtalker« in your signature? 
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Grüße, Martin
Have you made a booking/reservation already for the Grundkurs/Basic Training?
I did mine here...great guy:
https://fahrschule-zuerich.ch/grundkurs-daten/
no not yet, i am checking your link now.
but first i need to learn how to drive so that I can drive my bike to the school, that is my whole problem. but anyway, thanks a lot Rene
