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ILOVEPUERT
how do i get information aaboutthat. how does that go about?
loll, i do work for AIG,
& yes i do have my lisence
& this isnt elementary school, nor grammer school. so dont make it a big deal about grammer & corrections.
Answer
To find out about your state DMV site, check out http://www.dmv.org/
For my state (VA) my DMV "driver services" website is here http://www.dmv.state.va.us/webdoc/citizen/drivers/index.asp under "Motorcycle License" it has all the info I need - I need to add the "M" class designation to my current automobile drivers license or get a separate motorcycle license. To obtain either of those I must:
-pass a vision test,
-take and pass the motorcycle knowledge exam
-get a motorcycle learner's permit and hold it for 30 days OR enroll & pass the MSF class (aka VA Rider Training program)
-pass the motorcycle road test
I wanted to enroll in the MSF class however they are booked solid until mid-december so I am stuck with my learner permit for 30 days which has some restriction like no passengers, supervised / escorted by a licensed motorcycle operator over 21 from a separate vehicle, require helmet and eye/face protection. It's a bit of a hassle but better than waiting until the MSF class, and since I have previous off-road cycle experience it is not mandatory I take it - however it is **highly** recommended for new riders since it will give you basic handling techniques including avoidance maneuvering techniques.
I have never heard of a 100% crash statistic, for real crash statistics check out The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety research page http://www.iihs.org/research/default.html and the Insurance Information Institute info page on motorcycle crashes (based on iiihs.org info) http://www.iii.org/media/hottopics/insurance/motorcycle/ unfortunately only 2006 data is currently available - out of 10,584,000 incidents 104,000 were motorcycle related. That is 1% of all motor vehicle incidents (not 100% as was mentioned).
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To find out about your state DMV site, check out http://www.dmv.org/
For my state (VA) my DMV "driver services" website is here http://www.dmv.state.va.us/webdoc/citizen/drivers/index.asp under "Motorcycle License" it has all the info I need - I need to add the "M" class designation to my current automobile drivers license or get a separate motorcycle license. To obtain either of those I must:
-pass a vision test,
-take and pass the motorcycle knowledge exam
-get a motorcycle learner's permit and hold it for 30 days OR enroll & pass the MSF class (aka VA Rider Training program)
-pass the motorcycle road test
I wanted to enroll in the MSF class however they are booked solid until mid-december so I am stuck with my learner permit for 30 days which has some restriction like no passengers, supervised / escorted by a licensed motorcycle operator over 21 from a separate vehicle, require helmet and eye/face protection. It's a bit of a hassle but better than waiting until the MSF class, and since I have previous off-road cycle experience it is not mandatory I take it - however it is **highly** recommended for new riders since it will give you basic handling techniques including avoidance maneuvering techniques.
I have never heard of a 100% crash statistic, for real crash statistics check out The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety research page http://www.iihs.org/research/default.html and the Insurance Information Institute info page on motorcycle crashes (based on iiihs.org info) http://www.iii.org/media/hottopics/insurance/motorcycle/ unfortunately only 2006 data is currently available - out of 10,584,000 incidents 104,000 were motorcycle related. That is 1% of all motor vehicle incidents (not 100% as was mentioned).
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Cool looking cycling helmet?
david
I need a helmet $100 or less that doesn't look like a giant mushroom on my head. Right now I have a super cheap giro and it looks big and goofy. I know helmets are made for safety, but are there any that look good while protecting my head? Something low profile
Answer
Go into a local bike shop (avoid wal-mart and other stores that don't specialize in bikes) and take a look at a few. Helmets have come a long way since those old Bell helmets from the 90's. if this doesn't work out Trek and Specialized make some very nice looking ones for both road and mt.biking, and yes they r under $100
Go into a local bike shop (avoid wal-mart and other stores that don't specialize in bikes) and take a look at a few. Helmets have come a long way since those old Bell helmets from the 90's. if this doesn't work out Trek and Specialized make some very nice looking ones for both road and mt.biking, and yes they r under $100
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