Well I passed it the third time around. Which is a good thing, because my permit was set to expire tomorrow.
First I had to do the cone weave and double clockwise circle. Then I had to do the straight line and double counter-clockwise circle. Then came the slow ride around the parking lot. The fourth test is some sort of gear changing test, but since I don't have gears, I was all finished.
Congrats! Glad to hear it's finally taken care of.
Before someone starts telling you about how DMV Motorcycle testing works contact me. Here are the 2 biggest False Hoods your friends might tell you. 1. A bike needs to have a clutch to get an M1 - FALSE 2. Any bike under 150cc will only get an M2 - False again. Your friends mean well so don't be too hard on them
, lots of DMV Folks don't even know the laws 
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Get the RIGHT LICENSE... Try explaining a wrong MC License when a cop pulls you over! 
Edited by Spook00 - 5/2/2009 at 08:50 pm GMT
Edited by Russ - 6/17/2009 at 10:46 am GMT
This was a very useful response. I am looking to take my motorcyle license driving test (for a scooter, it's California here) and most of what I read is this or that about taking some class... thank you for answering specifically what they are looking for skill-wise to simply pass the driving test. I live a block from a DMV so now my mission is to dominate their lollipop and pass this test without paying for some class.
Yeah as long as you can practice the course, it's not too difficult to pass, and will save you some pretty big bucks.
