frmdusk2dawn
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I am finally moving to Nevada next month and I can't seem to find a trike class anywhere. Does anyone know if one is offered anywhere in NV?
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Trike Class in Nevada
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Highwayman2013
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You could PM SpyderAnn01 her husband does motorcycle training in the Las Vegas area. What town are you moving to?
Here's one:http://www.carsoncityhd.com/read-more-about-learn-to--ride
Here's one:http://www.carsoncityhd.com/read-more-about-learn-to--ride
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Highwayman2013
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Here is a link stating the law. Scroll down until you see the Spyder.
http://www.nevadadmv.state.nv.us/motorcycle.htm
http://www.nevadadmv.state.nv.us/motorcycle.htm
PaladinLV
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garb55
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here you go
[h=2]Trimobiles[/h]
The 2015 Nevada Legislature changed the definition of “trimobile” to include three-wheeled vehicles that are powered by one or two wheels. (A motorcycle with a sidecar, however, remains a motorcycle.) This change went into effect May 14, 2015.
A Class C or higher driver's license is required to drive a trimobile.
A Class M driver's license is not required. Helmets are not required. Glasses, goggles or a face shield are required unless the trimobile is equipped with a face shield that meets federal standards. (NRS 486.231)
See Senate Bill 142 for details: Bill Text (PDF) | Bill History
[h=2]Trimobiles[/h]
A Class C or higher driver's license is required to drive a trimobile.
A Class M driver's license is not required. Helmets are not required. Glasses, goggles or a face shield are required unless the trimobile is equipped with a face shield that meets federal standards. (NRS 486.231)
See Senate Bill 142 for details: Bill Text (PDF) | Bill History
SpyderAnn01
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There has not been enough interest for MSF to offer a 3 wheel class in Nevada and now that the law no longer requires an M endorsement to ride one it would be doubtful that they will ever offer one in the state.
frmdusk2dawn
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