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From the Vermont information and chapters 1, 4 and 7 of the Vermont Motorcycle Manual

Vermont Motorcycle Gear and Pre-ride Checks Practice Test

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What the Vermont Motorcycle Manual says about gear and pre-ride checks

  • Skills Test Locations

    In Vermont, after passing the knowledge exam, a motorcycle endorsement applicant must pass an off-road skills test (balance, shifting, maneuvering, stopping, a quick stop and a swerve). p. 7-8

  • Motorcycles Defined

    In Vermont an autocycle is a three-wheeled motorcycle in which occupants sit with their legs forward, controlled with a steering wheel and pedals and fitted with safety belts for all occupants; anyone operating a motorcycle needs a motorcycle endorsement, except on an autocycle. p. 9

  • You will not be given the skills test if you

    For Vermont's motorcycle skills test the manual recommends (but doesn't require) leather gloves, a long-sleeved shirt or jacket, over-the-ankle boots or shoes (not sneakers) and pants of denim or other heavy material. p. 9

  • How to Obtain a Motorcycle Learner Permit

    A Vermont licensed resident without a motorcycle endorsement may get a Motorcycle Learner Permit by completing the 4-hour Vermont Motorcycle Awareness Program (VMAP) course or passing the motorcycle learner permit test. p. 11

  • How to Obtain a Motorcycle Endorsement on a Vermont Driver License

    Every Vermont resident riding a motorcycle on the highway needs a valid Vermont driver's, commercial or junior license with a motorcycle endorsement. p. 12

  • Experienced Rider License Waiver Course

    Vermont's Experienced Rider License Waiver Course is a one-day course for riders without a motorcycle endorsement who can already ride (it doesn't teach straight-line riding, shifting, turning and stopping). p. 14-15

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