Apparently, you can get an M1 (California's term for motorcycle endorsement) license on a CanAm.
Riding a Canam has almost no cross skills to a motorcycle whatsoever. Proving you can ride a reverse trike has no bearing on the ability or lack thereof in riding a motorcycle. But apparently, they paid enough money to the power that be, to have this loophole put into the books.
Maybe it's time for an M2 type of license for three wheelers. Even then, I think it takes much more skill to ride a conventional trike than a CanAm.
O.K. rant over.
Any thoughts?
Riding a Canam has almost no cross skills to a motorcycle whatsoever. Proving you can ride a reverse trike has no bearing on the ability or lack thereof in riding a motorcycle. But apparently, they paid enough money to the power that be, to have this loophole put into the books.
Maybe it's time for an M2 type of license for three wheelers. Even then, I think it takes much more skill to ride a conventional trike than a CanAm.
O.K. rant over.
Any thoughts?