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I have a couple of questions reguarding Motorcycles. I'm looking to buy a bike. I've never road one before. Who do I contact to get motorcycle lessons? How much does it cost. What type of license do I need to ride one. I like Cruisers. Thanks for your help!
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Since you like cruisers I suggest you call your local Harley dealer and ask about riding classes. They furnish you with a small bike to learn the coordination and the handling principles. They teach you the dynamics that make a bike do what it does. Then they guide you through a course laid out on a blacktop parking lot until you are comfortable with handling the bike. If you do well and so far everyone has, you will be given your license by a member of the DMV on the last day of your class. It is a bit more expensive than some other classes, but you get to learn in the safety of trained instructors and on bikes furnished by the dealer. If you buy a bike and wipe out while learning it will cost you more than the riding course. They call it Riders Edge at Harley.Plz suggest a technically good bike within 50000/-?
Contact your local ABATE chapter. They offer motorcycle training courses - a 2 day course cost about $150. At the end of your course you receive the motorcycle endorsement for your driver's license.Most state require that you have a motorcycle license or the motorcycle endorsement or your regular driver's license.
Your local dmv is a good place to start, they might just have info about learn to ride courses. Also many community colleges give them as well, often in just one weekend, prices vary. A complete course will end with you having your license, and some of them even provide the bikes to learn on. You need a motorcycle learners permit to take these courses, a simple written test. But read through the book first! The questions can often be tricky. As far as what type of bike, their you are on your own!
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I have NO idea where you are posting from!
Every Country, Province or State has different rules.
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If you ask at a place where the give licences they can explain that part. Your phone book should have safe rider courses and the licence registry might even have some to recommend.
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I would first learn to ride on the dirt then focus on the street. The dirt is a lot softer than pavement!The dirt is a good place to hone your reflex with the bike. Then go and learn how to ride on the street, traffic, etc.
I have been riding for about 30 years I have seen a lot of inexperienced riders really mess up ,some are crippled for life!
The traffic these days is tight even in the country, suburbs. When I started you could go for hours and not see anyone on the road, in the same area, within 15 mins you will see some one.
All I am saying motorcycle riding is fun if your safe and ready to to ride.
Get a hold of your local DMV they can direct you.
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Sometimes some colleges offer lessons. I know the one around here charges 135 dollars for lesson and your license!Any one know a good b&b in whitby or nearby with secure parking?
Contact your local state troopers, or junior college, and ask for information on the Basic Rider Course. A Motorcycle Safety Foundation approved course is also available at Harley-Davidson dealers. Your are looking at $150. for a three day BRC course.(The Harley course is more expensive, but generally more available.)
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The MSF , The Motorcycle Saftey Foundation, hosts classes in most major cities, Put them in your search engine with you city and zip code and it should give you a location.I believe it's about $250.00 , but you get to use their bikes to learn on.
You will need to go to the DMV and pass a written exam and get your learners permit first. http://www.msf-usa.org
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look at what your dmv recomends, then after you learn how to drive one, then go out and try to find a used one sense more than likely you will fall. then once you feel you out grew your first bike sell it and buy a bigger one. I took the MSF course and once i passed the class my test was waived at the DMV and i got licenced for motorcycles. then i went out and got a 2007 shadow vlx. i feel kinda bad for it sense i already fell off it and its brand new. good luck.On a '71 DT 250, what should the points gap be set at?
Make sure you don't get a big expensive bike for your first. Chances are your going to make some mistakes. I haven't dropped it yet, but if it was any heavier I would have a few times. I'm 5'9" and bought a 2003 Honda Shadow VLX. It's a great learner bike..and it looks good. Also, about your M1's you can look on the net, or call a motorcycle shop close to you and ask for information. Good luck, and be safe.1st thing an most important thing is take a MSF course!! I took one and it was the best thing you can do. Then choose a bike you like. Most start off small or with a light weight bike used before getting new. Me I got a Harley for my 1st I felt comfortable with going with it some may not cuz of the weight difference. Good luck!.
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