Utah endorsement laws.

[1ARUN]

Reposted from Nat'l Coalition of Motorcyclists News:

Effective July 8, 2008, Utah will begin using a tiered licensing system for motorcycle endorsements.

If a rider tests on a 90cc or less motorcycle or scooter they will be restricted to 90cc or less.
If a rider tests on a 249cc or less motorcycle or scooter they will be restricted to 249cc or less.
If a rider tests on a 649cc or less motorcycle or scooter they will be restricted to 649cc or less.
If a rider tests on a motorcycle or scooter larger than 650cc they will be allowed to ride any motorcycle or scooter.

If a rider takes a motorcycle safety class on a 250cc, successful completion will waive the riding part of the license test for an up to 649cc endorsement. To get an endorsement for motorcycles above 649cc riders must use a larger motorcycle in the safety class. To use your own bike in a class you must have a permit, registration, and insurance. If a rider currently rides a motorcycle over 649cc they may obtain a skill test waiver by successfully completing a License Waiver Experienced Rider Course (ERC), a 5 hour course that costs $85.

Incase you didnt know, in florida you can take the test on a rental scooter to get a motorcycle licence./DISCUSS

[Coyote]

makes mucho sense, but sucks on the other hand... i would be for it. goddam asshole miami drivers....
on a similar but not exact not, last night i actually saw a motorcycle try to cross flagler on like 64th, get hit by a car for whatever reason (didn't see him, wasn't fast/slow enough... i didn't pay attention til after i saw the bike pull out and then heard the crash) - i came back the same way and there were 5 cop cars there w/ lights on, both the lanes on flager were shut down, etc etc, the bike was still there w/ parts of it on the street but the biker was gone (prolly in the hospital).

moral? especially if ur on a motorcycle u gotta ten cuidado...
outta curiosity, you know if they're gonna start to pass that in other states, or just found it in utah?

[1ARUN]

makes mucho sense, but sucks on the other hand... i would be for it. goddam asshole miami drivers....
on a similar but not exact not, last night i actually saw a motorcycle try to cross flagler on like 64th, get hit by a car for whatever reason (didn't see him, wasn't fast/slow enough... i didn't pay attention til after i saw the bike pull out and then heard the crash) - i came back the same way and there were 5 cop cars there w/ lights on, both the lanes on flager were shut down, etc etc, the bike was still there w/ parts of it on the street but the biker was gone (prolly in the hospital).

moral? especially if ur on a motorcycle u gotta ten cuidado...
outta curiosity, you know if they're gonna start to pass that in other states, or just found it in utah?

Saw it on another forum so I posted it. I'd say its a good idea and will keep a lot of rooks from getting hurt on their brand new busas. Is it even possible to make that double u-turn inside the box on a sport bike?

[Joel]

not sure what the point of this post is.. many states are like utah

[Coyote]

Saw it on another forum so I posted it. I'd say its a good idea and will keep a lot of rooks from getting hurt on their brand new busas.

x9235678

Is it even possible to make that double u-turn inside the box on a sport bike?

double u-turn? idk but he was tryna cross flagler, from the south side of flagler on 64th to the north side. idk if he just wasnt payin attn or what but it was stoopid. i wouldn't know i've never gtten on a sport bike :sadbanana: :hsughno: but after all this chet idk if its a good idea

[Vakane]

bikes are tough...period.

[oliver]

makes sense

my friend took the course on a 125cc and bought a 1000 :lawl:

[1ARUN]

not sure what the point of this post is.. many states are like utah
Sorry master i thought it was interesting and never heard of anything like this.

[Brendon]

That's good. I hear about people using little 250s to take their tests and then killing themselves a week later on busa or 1000.