2026-09-27 23:17 UTC
@leerayl@infosec.exchange Here in MA the license is the same as for a motorcycle. I tested on two wheels. I had to hunt down a rare MSF sidecar class after I got my Ural. Basically the dealer will arrange one after he’s sold enough bikes.
I can fly the chair, but I haven’t done it enough to be confident. Just enough to not freak out of it happens unexpectedly.
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@leerayl@infosec.exchange 2026-09-27 23:24
@mack505@feistycricket.org it was like there here till Can-Am came in and took over all the 3 wheels MSF courses. Licenses have always required a separate test but MSF courses made it so you didn’t have to own a rig to test. And now the number of Can-Am Rykers on the road is crazy. People really like not having to shift gears I guess. That’s my favorite part of riding. All that said, sidecars are more difficult than a trike but the principles hold true. Trikes are more forgiving with body movement but it’s still very body intensive to keep weight where you want it.