UPDATE:
The dealer has had to send out a letter to all who have purchased a "scooter." My wife does have to get a motorcycle license. See just got her permit the other day. In 6 months, she can take the physical test. That means that for the next 6 months, she can't operate the Burgman between 12 midnight and 6 in the morning.
She missed some questions on the written. I can totally understand, I mean with such big differences between a motorcycle & a megascooter.
1) How many inches above the seat can you have your handlebars, 12", 15" or 18"? Well, let's see. Our Harley neighbor 10 houses down has his "monkey" bars as high as he can reach, so she picked the highest. EERRRNNNN. wrong, 15". So why can my neighbor & other drive that way?
2) When starting the motorcycle, one must a)hold in on the clutch, b) holding on the brake, or c) can't remember. Well, the answer in clutch. Gee, funny, my wife HAS TO, no way around it, hold in on the brake. Oh, but that was the wrong answer.
Anyway, I am proud of her. She has her permit. She is my biker babe. Many a year ago, I got my motorcycle license on a HondaMatic 400. No clutch, and only 2 gears switched with just your left foot. I really confused the DMV at the part where you pull up onto a hill, pull in the clutch (didn't have), then take off without rolling backwards. Since then, I have owned 1 440cc, 2 1500cc, and now an 1800cc bike.