get a WA State motorcycle license

Είναι καλύτερο να υπάρξει μια άδεια τεσσάρων πολυασχόλων αντ’ αυτού.

Too many other things on my priority list. I’d rather get my pilot’s license!

I heard about a class that supplies the bike and last two days for a $100. Then you get your license on the spot. Anyone konw of such a thing

I just got my 69 Honda CL350 Scrambler running after who knows how many years. Now I need to get it licensed, then get me licensed. Yeah!

It was cool for a while, but then it’s just like driving, except you can die much easier.

I took the 3 day Evergreen Safety Council class. I highly recommend it to anyone, even for people who think they know it all. Believe me, I was one of those and I was wrong. At the end you walk out with the endorsement, which will get you a license at the local licensing office. I loved it. The cost was 3 days $100.00 US! Worth every penny.

Nobody wants me to ride a motorcycle. Well, except Ivan. I’ll be careful. And I agree that it can be dangerous. But I passed the written and riding skills test. And I learned more about riding a motorcycle than I would have imagined. Two days of riding excercises and one night class.

Anybody got a good motorcycle for sale in the Seattle area?

Ivan signed us up for a state-subsidized MC licensing course this coming Thursday. Turns out that I was wrong about how the test works—if we pass everything during the course we actually don’t have to take the written or the riding test! We get a certificate that can be taken to the licensing office within 180 days and they simply grant you a motorcycle license.

Todd & Alyssa—sign up with us! Here’s the number:

Evergreen Safety Center
800-521-0778

It’s $100. The schedule for this course is:
Thurs 2/23 6pm-9pm
Sat 2/25 8am-5pm
Sun 2/26 8am-2:30pm

If you’re late you’re disqualified. The Sat/Sun courses take place at Boeing Field.

Here’s a big PDF (72 pages) of the WA Motorcycle Operator Manual.

Todd asked me last night if mopeds required a MC license in WA State. It turns out that mopeds with 50cc motors or less that travel 30mph or less do not require a special license. Anything over that threshold requires the standard MC license.

I got my endorsement when I use to own a Lambretta TV 175 – but I sold it when we moved to Europe. I do miss it now, it was just like this one with twin tractor seats and the spare horizontal on the back. But whether I have a bike or not, I’m not giving up that hard earned endorsement.