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I'm a Long time reader of this forum, posted only a few times. I've been thinking about getting into motorcycle riding for a year now. Finally went doewn to the dmv office today and pasted the writtern test. I got two answers wrong. That's o.k, I wasn't looking to ace it, I just wanted to past with a good score. Now at least I can say I have a motorcycle permit. Out in the car I stared at the permit for 5 minutes couldn't believe it. Have to wait another four months until the snow melts, then I'll take ther riders edge course.
Hi Matt, A big hearty welcome from Southern Virginia. Glad you decided to join in on the fun here. As I'm sure you've figured out by now, it's a Great Forum....Great Folks. Congrats on the Permit. Let us know when and what kind of scoot you decide on. Good Luck!!!
Great news. It's gonna be a long winter for you isn't it? We all wish you well here. What kind of bike are thinking about when you get your license? If we can be of any help, let us know. Stick around and have some fun with us.
I too spent a lot of time reading posts on this forum before I bought a bike. Everyone here was more than helpful. I agree with Mac11...take the beginner's course. I did and it really was a big help.
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