Could have been scary...

[CLH]

Today while cruising my Honda 90 around the block, I passed by a cop coming up my hill that I live on. This could have been scary because I'm only 15 and don't have a permit. I think that will be the last time I will drive until I get my permit (another month) Luckily he didn't stop me and I booked it down a street and back around. What was even more scary is that it stalled and stranded me for a couple of minutes. I probably would have said that I was just adjusting the carb and was seeing how it ran. I'm about 6'1" and I had my helmet on so I looked a little older I guess. Any one else had close calls lately?

 

[jesse8931]

you realize that it wouldnt be legal anyways with a permit or not

 

[1stlegendtx]

you realize that it wouldnt be legal anyways with a permit or not

When I was fifteen and lived in CA you could ride a motorcycle legally with a learners permit.:thumbsup: Better check though, that was a long time ago.:doah:

 

[jesse8931]

iam pretty sure you cant.

 

[CLH]

iam pretty sure you cant.

Honda 90 has full street equipment and can be registered "don't cha' knoo"

 

[TT]

Jesse,

You need a girlfriend to talk that way too...lol

TT :doah:

 

[jesse8931]

Honda 90 has full street equipment and can be registered "don't cha' knoo"

i know they bike but since its considered a motorcycle iam pretty sure you have to be 16 and have a motorcycle endorsement

 

[Fullthrottle]

Back in 1978 in Mass., I obtained a learners permit at fifteen and half years old. Full motorcycle license at 16 years old with no motorcycle safety course required back then. I had to wait till I was 16 to get my automobile learners permit.






Together we stand-Divided we fall. Mini's forever!

 

[Strigoi]

When I was fifteen and lived in CA you could ride a motorcycle legally with a learners permit.:thumbsup: Better check though, that was a long time ago.:doah:

you have to be 15½ to get an M1 permit in CA.