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How tin I obtain a New Hampshire motorbike endorsement?

Am I required to take a motorcycle training course in order to obtain a New Hampshire motorcycle endorsement?

Can I obtain a motorcycle endorsement without taking a motorbike grooming course?

At which age can I annals for a motorcycle training class?

How can I annals for a motorcycle grooming course?

How much do the course(s) toll?

Are motorcycles and helmets provided during the grooming?

When are the courses offered?

What are the requirements for a bones rider course?

What are the requirements for an intermediate rider grade?

What are the requirements for an experienced rider course?

Can out-of-land residents annals for a Motorbike Rider Preparation course?

How tin I get a Motorcycle Rider Grooming instructor?

How can I obtain a New Hampshire motorcycle endorsement?

Transfer an endorsement from your out-of-state license, or
Successfully consummate the Motorbike Rider Training Course, or
Successfully complete written and route tests at one of the DMV Motorcycle Route Testing Locations.

Am I required to have a motorbike training course in order to obtain a New Hampshire motorcycle endorsement?

No. Courses are offered on a voluntary footing to New Hampshire residents. Anyone who successfully completes the course is exempt from taking the required DMV skills test. The motorcycle rider training class is required if yous are under the age of 18.

Tin I obtain a motorcycle endorsement without taking a motorbike training course?

Yes, apply at any DMV office for a 45-twenty-four hour period motorcycle let, which costs $thirty.00. You will demand to successfully pass the motorcycle written examination in order to obtain a allow. You will receive the date, time, and location of the skills test upon application.

At what age tin can I register for a motorcycle training form?

18 years of age or older. Anyone under the age of eighteen who successfully completes a driver education program tin can register with permission from a parent/guardian.

How tin I annals for a motorcycle training course?

Submit a Motorcycle Rider Course Registration Grade (DSMV 414) to the DMV.

How much do the course(s) cost?

Basic Rider Course - NH Residents $155.00, Non-NH Residents $205.00
Intermediate Course - NH Residents $60.00, Non-NH Residents $80.00
Experienced Rider Course - NH Residents $65.00, Not-NH Residents $85.00

Are motorcycles and helmets provided during the grooming?

Motorcycles and helmets are provided for the Bones and Intermediate Passenger courses. You may bring your own helmet, nevertheless, we do have a small number of helmets available for use during the course. You lot must provide your ain street-legal motorcycle and safety gear for the Experienced Rider Course.

When are the courses offered?

Basic Rider Weekend - Fri. 6-9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. viii a.one thousand.-5 p.m.
Basic Rider Weekday - Mon. 6-9 p.m., Tues. & Wed. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Intermediate Rider - (One-day course) Sabbatum. or Dominicus. (times vary)
Experienced Rider - (One-day course) Sat. or Sunday. (times vary)

What are the requirements for a basic rider course?

You must:

Be eligible for a motorcycle allow.
Take the skills necessary to residue and ride a bicycle

What are the requirements for an intermediate rider form?

You must:

Complete the Basic Passenger Course inside the past year.
Pass the written portion of the Bones Passenger Course.

If yous failed the riding portion of the Bones Rider Grade, you tin can choose to retake the skill evaluation during the Intermediate Rider Course.

What are the requirements for an experienced rider course?

You must:

Have a valid New Hampshire commuter license with a motorcycle endorsement.
Accept at least one year and/or ii,000 miles of riding experience.
Bring a street-legal motorbike to the course.

Can out-of-country residents register for a Motorbike Rider Training course?

Yep.

How can I go a Motorcycle Passenger Preparation instructor?

Complete a New Hampshire employment awarding and a MRT Instructor Application. You must pass an interview, a knowledge test and an on-wheel skills test. Minimum qualifications:

Experienced motorcycle operator.
Licensed motorcyclist for at least 3 years.
No more than than 3 moving violations inside iii years prior to the application.
No alcohol-related violations.
Graduate of the motorbike Basic Rider Grade.

Forward applications to:

NH Dept. of Safety
DMV - Motorcycle Rider Training Program
23 Hazen Drive
Concord NH 03305
(603) 227-4025

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