To people with a motorcycle license...
01-12-2004 | 09:12 AM
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To people with a motorcycle license...
I'm trying to get a motorcycle license sometime and just wanted to ask you guys a few questions. Where is the best place that you guys would recommend to take the rider safety course? I found one that they do at TCC, but are there any others? What all does the written part of the motorcycle exam consist of? Thanks in advance and I'm sure I'll have more questions later.
01-12-2004 | 10:18 AM
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I took mine at tcc is was a fun weekend... There are no other classes other then Tcc.... As far as the written part just study the book. But thats the written part first and have it for about three months or so take the class at TCC. After you a done with the TCC class you can go get you license.
01-12-2004 | 04:07 PM
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Originally posted by greygti
I took it at TCC as well. Excellant course. Then you just take your certificate to the dmv and they give you your license. Easy as can be.
I took it at TCC as well. Excellant course. Then you just take your certificate to the dmv and they give you your license. Easy as can be.
01-12-2004 | 05:10 PM
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I never took a course; except the safety course offered through the military so I could get base tags for my bikes.
I took the written and then took the riding exam at the Poplar Hall DMV off of Military back in 96. My riding portion was pretty tough; but I've heard from others that it all depends on who you get to give the exam and what kind of mood they are in.
I would recommend going while it's raining so the person won't want to venture outside. I've heard from a few that it works pretty well.
I took the written and then took the riding exam at the Poplar Hall DMV off of Military back in 96. My riding portion was pretty tough; but I've heard from others that it all depends on who you get to give the exam and what kind of mood they are in.
I would recommend going while it's raining so the person won't want to venture outside. I've heard from a few that it works pretty well.
I'll sign up for the course at tcc soon.
01-13-2004 | 07:49 AM
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You don't have to take the class at TCC or CNU. I went and took the written test (on computer) and got my learner's permit. After 30 days, I rode up to the Suffolk DMV and took the rode test. It was simple. It only took like 5 minutes.
01-13-2004 | 07:58 AM
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Originally posted by Tonka Toy
You don't have to take the class at TCC or CNU. I went and took the written test (on computer) and got my learner's permit. After 30 days, I rode up to the Suffolk DMV and took the rode test. It was simple. It only took like 5 minutes.
You don't have to take the class at TCC or CNU. I went and took the written test (on computer) and got my learner's permit. After 30 days, I rode up to the Suffolk DMV and took the rode test. It was simple. It only took like 5 minutes.
Mine was tough. Almost a full half an hour. But I've heard of some that never even made it outside.
....................stupid dmv...........................
