Im currently living between 3 different states. Im 30 and been riding bikes for a good 10 years I had my l's for years and just never got around to it since moving so much going oversea's alot. In 10 years of riding ive been pulled over once. Got a 120 dollar fine in qld.

Trying to work out what state is easiest option as far as getting my licence. As ive got 2 houses in 2 different states and an office in another.

If anyone can give me advice on my best plan of action

 

 

 I'd go for a licence in the state that I do the least amount of riding in.

Burto.

in wa all you have to do to pass is prove you can follow half a dozen instructions. you dont really need to know how to ride.

...... just leave your h-d home. take a more "respectable" bike.

I would,nt bother with S.A. You got to goto riding school for 2 days then apply for a learners after that you got to go back to riding school for the advanced course just to get a restricted license ( and there is still bikes you can'tt ride ) then ride around for 12 months before applying for a full license

Vic is written test (easy) - eye test (real easy one) - and riding test (easy enough). For the riding part its usually on a course, slow ride, couple of turns left and right, and emergency stop.

Most places offer a days training or just the test - days training makes it way easier to get your licence and most of the guys I did mine with had never ridden before.

Maybe things have changed...I don't know.

like i said ive been riding for around 10 years. hahaha I would have been better just going to get it then

But owned a hd in florida and a different bike in every state ive lived.

Just never really got around to it or cared. It's not the fact of failing. hahahaa its more the fact of what is the least fucking hassle hahhaha.

Act clearly has the best laws.. Get ya L's pretty much ride any bike hahhah.

just wondered. ACT has the easiest laws.

Qld used to have different laws to just do various riding courses and get your full license.

Guess ill just sort a riding course/test thing out here.

Go ACT as its only small so your never riding in it, so when you get fined in other states you dont lose points, you just get the fine. Coppers hate the fact that it is not yet linked. basically unlimited points unless of couse you get done in ACT.Hard to believe in this day and age but very true.
Also you can ride a harley on your Ls

as i said in previous posts. ive had a bikes for years. Riden bikes for years.

Even cunts with licences cant ride these days. Look at the news some cunt dies every couple days.
rode different bikes for over 15 years now. Rode harleys and other road bikes for nearly 10 years.
Had 1 fine, zero crashes and pretty much ride nearly every day.

Yeh im really a danger compared to the spastics on rice cookers who turn themselves into mince doing 250 kms down the freeway