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Gregg_VA · December 12th, 2011, 07:42 AM

ForceOfWill:

If you took the Military version of the MSF safety class, DMV won't accept that. I took the MSF version at the Portsmouth Harley Davidson location and that was accepted by DMV. All I had to do was take the 10 question mandatory test (don't get any wrong) on street signs and then turn in my motorcycle permit with the training certificate and I got my "M" endorsement. This was in 2006 so something could have changed but I don't think so. If anything, DMV wants to turn over the testing portion to the MSF so they (DMV) can get out of that business.

Since I work on base I had to take the Military's Experienced Riders Course (they waived the BSC since I had previously taken that) and the Sports Bike Riders Course.

Good luck and safe riding.

December 12th, 2011, 07:42 AM	#32
Gregg_VA Lucid, yet unaware. Name: Gregg Location: Virginia Join Date: Aug 2011 Motorcycle(s): 2006 Goldwing; 2009 KLR-650; 2011 Ninja 250; 2010 FJR-1300 Posts: 173	ForceOfWill: If you took the Military version of the MSF safety class, DMV won't accept that. I took the MSF version at the Portsmouth Harley Davidson location and that was accepted by DMV. All I had to do was take the 10 question mandatory test (don't get any wrong) on street signs and then turn in my motorcycle permit with the training certificate and I got my "M" endorsement. This was in 2006 so something could have changed but I don't think so. If anything, DMV wants to turn over the testing portion to the MSF so they (DMV) can get out of that business. Since I work on base I had to take the Military's Experienced Riders Course (they waived the BSC since I had previously taken that) and the Sports Bike Riders Course. Good luck and safe riding. __________________________________________________ 2011 Ninja 250, 2010 FJR-1300, 2009 KLR-650, and 2006 Goldwing IBA #485, Goldwing Darkside #646 http://va-ldrider.blogspot.com