Drivers & Vehicles | Trucks & Buses | > Motorcycles Handbook > > What you need to drive a motorcycle, motor tricycle, limited-speed motorcycle and moped in Ontario Getting Your Motorcycle or Moped LicenceTypes of vehicles requiring a class M driver's licenceMotorcyclesLimited-speed motorcycles (LSMs)Motor assisted bicycles (mopeds)What you need to drive a motorcycle, motor tricycle, limited-speed motorcycle and moped in OntarioGraduated licensingRoad testsMotorcycle safety coursesLevel One - Class M1Level One knowledge test - checklistGraduated licensing requirementsWhile at Level OneLevel One road testLevel One road test - checklistLevel Two - Class M2 or M2(L), or M2(M)While at Level TwoLevel Two road testLevel Two road test - checklistUpgrading from class M(L) or class M(M) to class MOut-of-order road testVisitors and new Ontario residentsNew residents from Australia, Canada, Northern Ireland, Switzerland and the United StatesNew residents from other areasCould you pass? In Ontario, there are 12 different classes of licence.

Each class qualifies you to drive a different type of vehicle. The class of licence you have must match the type of vehicle you are driving. You need a Class G licence to drive a car, van or small truck. motorcycle fork gaitersYou must have a Class G licence before you can be licensed to drive most other types of vehicles. suzuki motorcycle dealers in birmingham alabamaThe only exception to this rule is motorcycles and mopeds; motorcycles for sale on craigslist in renoyou may get a Class M licence without first getting a Class G licence.hot bike motorcycle shop penang

To drive a motorcycle (other than a motor tricycle or a limited-speed motorcycle), you must be at least 16 years old and have a valid motorcycle licence (Class M1, M2 or M).motorcycle repair kcmo You must have the proper type of licence plate attached to the rear of your motorcycle or moped, as well as valid vehicle registration. dry bags for motorcycle panniersYou must also have liability insurance. motorcycle tires elk grove caCarry your driver’s licence, vehicle registration and insurance card with you in case a police officer asks to see them. To drive a motor tricycle, you must be at least 16 years old and have a valid M1, M2, or M licence, or an M2 or M licence with an M condition.

The M condition is added to your licence if you pass the Level One or Level Two road test using a three-wheeled motorcycle. The M condition means you are licensed to drive a three-wheeled motorcycle only. To drive a limited-speed motor­cycle or a moped, you must be at least 16 years old and have a valid M1, M2 or M licence, or an M2 or M licence with an L condition. The L condition is added to your licence if you pass the Level One or Level Two road test using a limited-speed motorcycle or moped. The L condition means you are licensed to drive either a limited-speed motorcycle or a moped only. As of November 28, 2005, you can no longer operate a moped with a Class G1, G2, G or other non-motorcycle class licence. You must have a Class M1, M2, M2(L), M(L) or M licence. You can get more information on the other classes of licences — A, B, C, D, E, F and G — in the Official MTO Driver’s Handbook, the Official MTO Truck Handbook and the Official MTO Bus Handbook. The Official MTO Air Brake Handbook tells you how to qualify to drive a vehicle equipped with air brakes.

Some recreational vehicles have special licence requirements. If you plan to drive an off-road vehicle or snowmobile, see Part Two of the Official MTO Driver’s Handbook. If you plan to pull a trailer behind a motorcycle, see more information here, in this handbook.Welcome to the Worksman Cycles Factory Direct Store, the home for Worksman Industrial Bicycles, Industrial Tricycles, Adult Tricycles, Vending Carts & Trucks, Delivery Cycles, American made Bicycles, Cargo Bikes and so much more. Our Industrial and Classic American Bicycles have been hand-crafted in the USA for over 100 years, and continue to be good for the environment, good for your health, and good for your budget. Back in 1898 when Morris Worksman established Worksman Cycles, his belief was that a well designed three-wheeled cycle could replace the horse and wagon by providing a less expensive and more reliable way to move people and products over urban terrain. As it turns out, his philosophy was correct. Exciting performance with added stability

Stay in touch with Sway Patented Sway Tilt Control Performs on loose traction Fits in motorcycle parking Split lanes in California 50% more braking capacity It’s not just about getting there… It’s about smiling the whole way! Powered by a high quality Lithium Ion battery pack for superior performance and longevity. 4.2kWh Lithium Ion Battery 6kW PMAC Hub Motor Top Speed: 50 mph To test ride Sway in California Are you a dealer and interested in Sway? Are you interested in becoming a fleet customer? Would you like to stay updated as we near production? Who can ride Sway? Sway is a comfortable fit and easy ride for anyone, woman or man, who can ride a standard-sized motor scooter. An early prototype was tested in a parking lot by founder Joe Wilcox’s mother–who is 5’2” and was 60 at the time! How is Sway different from other three-wheeled motorcycles? On a Sway, riders have direct control of vehicle tilt with their legs, through the patented linkage design.

This makes riding a Sway a completely different experience from riding a motorcycle – or any other three-wheel design on the market. Sway can turn more tightly than a motorcycle, and riders don’t have to balance the vehicle or put their feet down at a stop. All this along with Sway’s slightly wider footprint means that Sway is also more stable in low-traction conditions such as loose gravel, mud or ice. Does Sway have front and rear turn indicators, and brake lights?Sway will have all lighting needed to be fully street-legal throughout the U.S. and EU What kind of license do I need to ride one? In California you can ride Sway with just a driver’s license! Since license requirements will vary by municipality, we recommend checking your state laws regarding three-wheeled electric motorcycles before reserving your Sway. How many cc’s is Sway’s engine? We’re electric, so the motor is not measured in cc’s. The power of electric motors is measured in watts (W).

Sway Lithium has a 6 kilowatt (kW) motor, which puts out roughly 8hp of torque. It’s around the power of a 125cc gas engine, and means Sway Lithium is categorized as a Motorcycle. How does the charging work? Does it come with a charging station? Does it work with existing car chargers in parking lots? How do you set up a charger at home? The Sway charger works with both 110v household current and 240v. Sway will come standard with an onboard 110v plug for wall charging, and there will be an upgrade option for the J1772 car charger plug that will work at standard EV charging stations. A home charging unit for charging the J1772 is available, and requires 240v current. How long does a charge last? Much like a gas engine, this will depend on how you drive. If you are accelerating hard the whole time or going up steep hills, you will get fewer miles per charge. At 30 mph, the average charge lasts for 40 miles for Sway Lithium, and 60 miles for Sway Lithium Plus. Will Sway be available in Canada/Europe/Asia?