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OldTbone
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273 Posts
The Coastal Bend Area, TX
USA
Harley-Davidson
FLTR Road Glide '02
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 Posted - 07/05/2008 : 5:14 PM
 
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Poll Question:
This topic was recently a discussion thread in the General Discussion section of the forums here, wondering how many U.S. riders possess the "M" (motorcycle) classification on their operators license. I am curious as to how many members/visitors here on James' board actually have the "M" (or its equivalent). Perhaps others are curious as well?
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| I have it , AND I obtained the "M" BEFORE I began operating a m/c on public streets. |
[66%] |
92 votes |
| I have it now, but I DID NOT get it before I began operating a m/c on public streets. |
[29%] |
41 votes |
| No, I do NOT have it, but I don't plan to operate a m/c until I get it. |
[3%] |
4 votes |
| No, I don't have it, and I don't plan to get it. I do/will operate a m/c without legal authorization |
[1%] |
2 votes |
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Poll Status:
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Total Votes: 139 counted »» |
Last Vote:
10/05/2008 7:29 PM |
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Edited by - OldTbone on 07/05/2008 5:56 PM |
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Thom Thumb
Advanced Member
1595 Posts
[Mentor]
Jordan, MN
USA
Harley-Davidson
Sportster XL883
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Posted - 07/05/2008 : 8:35 PM
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I started with a motorcycle learner's permit, and got the full motorcycle endorsement the same summer. Never rode without some type of license.
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smmoleski
Junior Member
71 Posts
Golden, CO
USA
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Posted - 07/15/2008 : 4:56 PM
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| I opperated a motorcycle once in Belgium and a few times in my buddy's neighborhood before getting my 'M.' However, before I actually get my own bike and use it as a mode of transportation on a regular basis, I had planned on getting my licence. I generally like to not break laws. |
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sixsigma
Advanced Member
801 Posts
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
Suzuki
Marauder vz 805
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Posted - 07/15/2008 : 5:31 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by OldTbone
This topic was recently a discussion thread in the General Discussion section of the forums here, wondering how many U.S. riders possess the "M" (motorcycle) classification on their operators license. I am curious as to how many members/visitors here on James' board actually have the "M" (or its equivalent). Perhaps others are curious as well?
It would seem to be either a two part poll (one for "U.S. riders" and one for the "how many members/visitors here on James' board actually have the "M" (or its equivalent)." or the presumption that all members/visitors are U.S. riders (A = B = C)
For the record, this Canadian has an "M" endorsement on his licence
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gymnast
Moderator
4260 Posts
[Mentor]
Meridian, Idaho
USA
Harley-Davidson
Sportster Sport
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Posted - 07/15/2008 : 6:15 PM
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You left off a choice, or perhaps two. Or three
I have the M endorcement however the M endorcement did not exist when I started riding and was not required.
I do not have a motorcycle endorcement though I started riding before it was required.
I ride on a learners permit. |
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Baggsy
Advanced Member
728 Posts
[Mentor]
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada
Suzuki
09 Wee
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Posted - 08/30/2008 : 4:26 PM
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I said yes, but technically I had my GM2 when I started riding on the road. That is after the parking lot test, but before the road test.
I've my Full GM now.
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What Percentage of Riders Have the "M"?