From chapters 1 and 5 of the Arizona Motorcycle Operator Manual

Arizona Motorcycle Laws Practice Test

Class M, permits, endorsement, equipment and the skills test.

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Medical Screening
Arizona riders must report to MVD any medical condition that develops or worsens and may affect safe driving, within five days of the change or as soon as the condition allows, in a signed written report with their name, address, date of birth and a description of the condition. p. 5
Written Tests
For a first Arizona license or permit with a motorcycle endorsement, you pass a written motorcycle test on this manual and a separate driver license test on the Arizona Driver License Manual; riders who can't take a written test can arrange an oral one. p. 5
Exercises for Two Wheel Motorcycles
Two-wheel skills test exercises: a five-cone weave (cones 12 feet apart) with a smooth stop inside a box. p. 6-7
Motorcycle Safety Courses
Instead of the MVD tests, a rider can take a Motorcycle Rider Course from an MVD-authorized school. p. 9-10
Safety Equipment
Arizona motorcycle equipment rules: at least one horn that can be heard for 200 feet, at least one rearview mirror, at least one brake (both hand and foot brakes are encouraged) and a closed fuel tank cap. p. 9
Earning Your License
Licensing tests measure the skills needed to ride safely, because people often overestimate their own abilities and friends and relatives find it hard to be honest about them. p. 70

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