Motorcycle License

[clublights]

None of this matters if you are talking about your own insurance company. You are covered for what you are covered for, there is no negotiation anyway. If it's not your fault and you are working with another company, whether you had an endorsement or not wouldn't (shouldn't) matter because you would not have contributed to the accident. If the other company is trying to put comparative negligence on you, the no endorsement isn't that great of a bargaining tool as your actions either contributed or they didn't and the endorsement wouldn't change that. Or you could be dealing with Fred Loya and you are screwed either way.

could be ... you are probably correct...

Hense the " I think's and I assumes"

but any which way.. it could be avoided with a quick test at the DMV .. mine took less then 15 mins.

[Great-Kazoo]

could be ... you are probably correct...

Hense the " I think's and I assumes"

but any which way.. it could be avoided with a quick test at the DMV .. mine took less then 15 mins.

I road with a permit for 7 years. went in to renew it and the lady asked me what the hell this piece of shit thing i had was. My mc permit, 7 YEARS? sorry this one is not getting renewed. here's a temp that expires in 30 days. take the test or you will never receive an MC endorsement. Took it on my brothers 81 yammie 650. Had i known it was that easy, i would have taken it in 74. Then again doing the test with a jockey shift 48 indian wasn't easy to maneuver around cones.

[clublights]

I road with a permit for 7 years. went in to renew it and the lady asked me what the hell this piece of shit thing i had was. My mc permit, 7 YEARS? sorry this one is not getting renewed. here's a temp that expires in 30 days. take the test or you will never receive an MC endorsement. Took it on my brothers 81 yammie 650. Had i known it was that easy, i would have taken it in 74. Then again doing the test with a jockey shift 48 indian wasn't easy to maneuver around cones.

Yeah I bet that would have been a real bitch in the cones section ....

I took my last one on an 86 VFR.... Great bike but the slow speed cones are not it's .. forte ... nearly cost me the test.. oops... ( didn't help I had not ridden much in too many years or ridden that bike much at all )

I say if you have access to one, take the test on a dual sport style bike. They excel at the slow speed stuff can handle the mid speed parts of the test fantastically too.

I should clarify ... I took the courses back in the early 90's in new mexico ... after a long break from riding I had to get my endorsement in colorado rather then drop the coin on a course I'd already had ( tho admittedly like almost 20 years before) I just did the DMV test