There’s a unique sense of freedom that comes with riding a motorcycle—the wind in your hair, the road stretching out before you, and the thrill of the engine’s roar beneath you. It’s an experience ...

While every state sets its own rules for getting a motorcycle license, the general process is the same nationwide. Prospective riders take a written exam, practice with a motorcycle and then take a ...

The MSF are the same folks who developed the Basic Rider Course which, as many riders know, allows you to receive a motorcycle endorsement on your license without taking the Alternate MOST or other ...

The course includes class work, skills training and a skills test, which replaces the test that once was taken at the DMV. The agency will no longer do the skills test, which is required to obtain ...

That said, there is some variation. A few states require you to be 18 years old to obtain a full license, while a handful will allow a 15-year-old to take the motorcycle road test. Age requirements ...

I’ve taken motorcycle licensing classes on multiple continents and have always had to take the exam on a gasoline-powered motorcycle despite spending a solid 99% of my time on electric motorcycles.