M1 and M2 Motorcycle Tests: What’s the Difference? Getting a motorcycle license in Canada starts with knowing the difference between the M1 and M2 practice tests. Passing these tests is necessary for legally riding full-speed motorcycles. But many new riders rush in without fully understanding what each stage demands. Knowing the difference can make passing […]
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Guidelines for Motorcycle Training in Canada If you want to ride a motorcycle in Canada, you must undergo training and pass a skills test before you acquire a motorcycle license. The requirements to qualify for a motorcycle license may vary in each province but the training follows the same standards. After you’ve completed a rigorous
YOU CAN PASS A ONTARIO M1 MOTORCYCLE TEST In Ontario, one must successfully pass a written knowledge test in order to begin the process of obtaining a motorcycle license. This doesn’t have to be a stressful time but much rather an exciting one. The journey to driving begins after you pass your Motorcycle Knowledge Test. Here is
In an ideal world other vehicles driving on the road would pay the same amount of attention to your motorcycle as they do to other trucks and cars. They don’t, however, leaving every motorcyclist with no other choice than to learn how to ride defensively. While defensive riding might sound a little bit too “Mad
Sometimes buying the ideal motorcycle at a fair price can turn out to be a headache. Even the old, experienced motorcycle enthusiasts are occasionally ripped off when buying a new bike. Keep in mind that information is your biggest bargaining chip when you are out to shop for a new bike. Of course, every salesperson
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Even if you consider your riding skills to be somewhere around expert level, that doesn’t mean you can ignore performing safety checks on your bike. In fact, an experienced motorcyclist will check their bike before every ride, ensuring they get to where they’re going quickly and safely. Breakdowns are one concern, although mechanical failures mid-ride
Riding a motorcycle is defined as a skill. Therefore, just like any other skill, it needs to be developed. While you may be able to cruise around town easily, it takes time and practice to become a safe and expert rider. To stay safe then, make sure you are riding within your skillset. Ride Only
To take the Alberta motorcycle practice test, you must already have a valid license in Alberta, and you must also be sixteen years of age or older. You must have at least twelve months of continuous licensing rights, and if you need to take this test for reinstatement purposes, there will be different steps you
