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Elio Blog, Two States Left

Paul DeCrans

Elio Aficionado
With it down to only two states for Helmet laws, does anyone know which states still require a motorcycle endorsement. I have one but the lady doesn't and we want to take this out for a nice long road trip to get away from the North Dakota winters.
 

Norahsbed

Elio Addict
With it down to only two states for Helmet laws, does anyone know which states still require a motorcycle endorsement. I have one but the lady doesn't and we want to take this out for a nice long road trip to get away from the North Dakota winters.
Move to Colorado like I did 30 years ago! Milder winters, no humidity to speak of, 300 days of sun shine (big publicly lie) and a boat load of MN, ND, SD and Wisconsin transplants. I promise you won't miss hearing anyone saying, " Ya, ya sure den, you betcha!" ;)
 

Jeff Porter

Elio Addict
With it down to only two states for Helmet laws, does anyone know which states still require a motorcycle endorsement. I have one but the lady doesn't and we want to take this out for a nice long road trip to get away from the North Dakota winters.

Hi Paul,

I agree, would be nice to have a list or a map for motorcycle license needed for the Elio, but I've not seen one. You can check with your DMV for ND and see what they say. Ask if a 3-wheeler is a motorcycle or an autocycle in your state, if the former then you probably need an mc license.
 

Paul DeCrans

Elio Aficionado
Hi Paul,

I agree, would be nice to have a list or a map for motorcycle license needed for the Elio, but I've not seen one. You can check with your DMV for ND and see what they say. Ask if a 3-wheeler is a motorcycle or an autocycle in your state, if the former then you probably need an mc license.

Luckily most of the state's near me do not require a motorcycle endorsement. Was just worried about traveling through a state that did. ND is weird we are the only state so far that has approved the helmet and endorsement law changes, however, decided not to adopt the auto cycle term and instead call it an unconventional vehicle. Hopefully that doesn't mean more expensive in terms of insurance
 
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