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Riding a Motorcycle is Easy! | Ride With Us — RevZilla


New to motorcycles? Learn how to ride with confidence! 🏍️
In this video, Zack Courts teaches you how to ride a motorcycle by breaking down the basic motorcycle controls every beginner needs to know:

✅ Front & Rear Brakes
✅ Clutch & Throttle
✅ Shift Lever & Transmission
✅ Kickstand, Ignition, and Starter Button

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Pete
Pete
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A lazyweb question: what do you need to ride a motorbike in the states? In the UK IIRC, you need a driving license, then do compulsory training for up to 125cc which only lasts for 2 years before you have to repeat or do a full bike test to allow any engine size.
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Neil E. Hodges
Neil E. Hodges
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In my state:

  • You are allowed to ride a motorcycle with only a driver's license if it's 49cc or under and has a speedometer that maxes at 30 MPH.
  • You must take both written and riding permit tests to get a motorcycle permit. These expire in 180 days (can be renewed once without retesting) and are only restricted in that you can't ride at night and can't ride during the day.
  • You must take both written and riding permit tests while holding a motorcycle permit to get a motorcycle endorsement (license). These never expire.
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Kenny Chaffin
Kenny Chaffin
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Is shifting standardized across brands?
I haven't ridden in ages....
though still have the endorsement on my license...
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Neil E. Hodges
Neil E. Hodges
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Yep, no major manufacturer is doing their own things with respect to transmission controls anymore.
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