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- Up to 35 kW
- From age 20

Category A2 • up to 35 kW
Category A2 can be obtained from the age of 20 and allows you to ride motorcycles with a maximum power of 35 kW.
Age
From 20
Power
up to 35 kW
Power to weight
up to 0.2 kW/kg
Category
A2
A2 has no specific engine size limit. What determines whether a motorcycle belongs to the category is mainly its power and its other technical characteristics.
Note: an A2 motorcycle that has been derived from a conversion must not come from a vehicle whose original power was more than double the power permitted for the category.
Riding entitlement
With A2 you can ride motorcycles with a maximum power of 35 kW and a power-to-weight ratio of up to 0.2 kW/kg, provided they also meet the other specifications of the category.
Unlike A1, A2 is not defined by a specific engine size. So if you already have a particular bike in mind, we can check whether it is covered by A2.
up to 35 kW
up to 0.2 kW/kg
Requirements
From age 20
Category A2 can be obtained once you have reached the age of 20, provided the conditions laid down are met.
If you already hold a motorcycle category, you do not start again from the beginning: 7 practical lessons and the practical examination follow, with no new theory training and no new theory examination.
Your case
Choose the category you already hold that relates most closely to the one you want to obtain.
Do you hold more than one category?
Choose the motorcycle category you already hold and that relates to the extension you want to make. If you hold more than one category, choose the motorcycle category you already have.
Choose a case to see the procedure that applies to you.
Practical training
A2 requires the practical training provided for in your case, on the school's own real A2 motorcycles. Training includes the dedicated training area and, depending on the stage, riding in real traffic conditions.
Meeting point
Training area — Kallithea Marina
Vehicles
Real category A2 motorcycles
Transmission
Clutch or automatic, where applicable
Training on our own motorcycles
For categories A1 and A2 you can train and take the practical examination on a manual motorcycle or on an automatic one — these are the actual bikes we use.
Training available on a manual or an automatic motorcycle


Manual or automatic?
Manual motorcycle
You learn full control of the clutch and the gears. It takes a little more practice at the start, but it leaves every type of motorcycle open to you.
Automatic motorcycle
No clutch and no gear changes — simpler to learn and convenient for everyday city riding on a scooter.
Note on code 78
If you take the practical examination on an automatic motorcycle, that category on your licence carries code 78 and is valid only for vehicles without a clutch. If you take the examination on a motorcycle with a clutch, the category carries no such restriction.
Code 78 is a transmission restriction on that specific category and is not a legal condition for extending from A2 to A. If you want to get used to operating a clutch now, for riding motorcycles with manual transmission later, training with a clutch may be the better choice.
Comparing the categories
The cost depends on whether this is a first licence or an extension of an existing one, and on the procedure required in your case.
Government fees are separate from the school's training fee.
Where we operate
Stavroulakis Driving School is based in Agios Dimitrios and trains candidates for category A2 from across Attica.
The administrative side is handled at our school in Agios Dimitrios, while practical motorcycle lessons start from the dedicated training area at Kallithea Marina.
Examples of areas we serve
If Greek is not your first language, the paperwork is often harder than the riding itself. We explain every stage of the A2 procedure in English — the gov.gr application, the MyPhoto photo and signature, the e-Paravolo government fees and the Δ.Ε.Ε. Training and Examination Card that allows official training to begin.
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