After loading her up in the bed of my truck and brining her home the DMV was already closed. The next morning I woke up at 8:00 and got in line to get her registered and licensed. This bike is a street legal dual sport so she works for street and off-road use. After getting my plates and registration stickers, I went to the back of the line for my motorcycle endorsement knowledge test. I briefly reviewed the manual while I waited in line and also registered it as an OHV for trail use in National Forests and bought the sticker for $12 on my phone. I was then called up to take the test and 25 questions later I am now able to ride it on the streets until my skills test.
The first place I drove it was to the gas station to top her off with some ethanol free gas. She took 1.1 gallons costing me a whole $2.75. Just like that I am good for 77 miles of driving. I zoomed over to Walmart to do some grocery shopping and picked up a milk crate for $5.97 and 2 bungee cords for $1.77 with that crate I picked up 5 quarts of oil,an oil filter for the dodge, 2 gallons of milk, a head of cabbage and other small groceries. The crate bungeed strait to the rack in the back and I zoomed back home. It’s fun to run errands now! I got her up to 55 mph on the airport frontage road on my way home.
