Dooltd
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California offers a handicapped motorcycle plate. A friend of mine has one on his Can-Am Spyder.
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Ok I Know The Elio Has No Interior Rear View Mirror, So Where Can I Hang My Handicap Placard?
- Thread starter Jim M
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California offers a handicapped motorcycle plate. A friend of mine has one on his Can-Am Spyder.
Do like I plan on doing (yes, I'm a perm Handi too); get the Handicapped License plate.
Here in WA they do have them for motorcycles.
Here in WA they do have them for motorcycles.
Oregon does not offer handicap plate for a car or a motorcycle. We have to use the placard. There are veteran plates for cars, not sure about mc, but it is not a parking permit it is simply identifying you as a veteran or a disabled veteran.Z
Why not just get a clear sleeve that you can stick on the inside of the windshield? Then you can slide the placard inside of it when you park.
zelio
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That is probably what I will do. :-) Z
My wife has a bad knee among other ailments so I finally convinced her to get a handicap placard. After going to Wal Mart and finding all the special spaces filled, (first of the month), she thought she would see if she could find any space within a hundred yards. About then she saw one open up when three teens came running out of the store, jumped into a new jeep that did have a placard, and roared away. When she got home, she laughingly told me there should be two types of handicap parking. "Handicapped" and "Really Handicapped".
Ekh
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somehow, motorcycles and handicap plates just don't seem to mesh. I would imagine demand for those would be pretty small.
Ekh
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"Teen" is generally a synonym for "inconsiderate," especially when in packs. Plenty of positive exceptions, of course, but ... at least some of them grow out of it.
Ekh
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I suppose it depends on the handicap! My Burgman has automatic transmission, so I could have limited mobility of feet and still drive it, but both hands are essential.Yes, it's tough for an abled bodied person to comprehend but those of us that have a disability and love to ride motorcycles, appreciate it.