can i use my provisional licence to drive a moped under 125cc in tenerife?

all mopeds are 50cc but technically they must have pedals (some states are vague on this subject) and only have 2 horse power.

Everywhere I've seen you must have at least a driver's license and a motorcycle permit to ride a moped or a scooter or a motorcycle. If you want to ride one of those "motorized scooters", the scateboard with the weed-eater motor, you can with your provisional driver's license.

There is a technicality that you could use to your advantage. If you are riding a "moped" but it does not have pedals you could argue that it is a "motorized scooter". All vehicle codes I have seen do not define what a "motorized scooter" is. They assume everyone knows that it is a skate board with a weed eater motor. Since a "motor driven cycle" is not a "motorized bicycle" or a "motorcycle" it can be argued that it is also a motorized scooter until they redefine the terminology. There is no given distinction between a "motor driven cycle" or a "motorized scooter" and it is not a moped since it does not have pedals.

If they give you flack about it tell them I said so.

well first of all where or what is tenerife?

more than likly the answer is no, most of the time if allowed to drive with no or only reg. licence moped must be under 50 cc. but just call cops or DMV and ask them

you're able to experience solo on a bike or scooter in case you purely have a provisional licence and also you're using with 'L' plates. it really is prohibited that you'll be able to carry a passenger in any respect, till you've an entire type A (bike) licence.