Oregon Motorcycle Operator Manual
Oregon Motorcycle Manual 2026
Download the official Oregon DMV motorcycle manual PDF, or read all 64 pages online.
- Edition
- 2024-2025
- Pages
- 64
- PDF size
- 3.4 MB
- Published by
- Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division
Sunny teaches the Oregon handbook in short, plain-language lessons, reads them aloud, and quizzes you before you move on.
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How to use the Oregon Motorcycle Manual
The DMV draws its 35-question knowledge test from the Oregon Motorcycle Manual, and you need 80% to pass, which is 28 correct answers. Read the 64 pages once for coverage, then answer practice questions to find the rules that did not stick. Practice tells you what you do not know yet; the Motorcycle Manual is where the rule is actually stated, in the words the state chose.
It is also the only source that settles an argument. When a practice answer and your instinct disagree, the Oregon Motorcycle Manual decides it, and every explanation we write points back into it.
What is inside the Oregon Motorcycle Manual
The Oregon Motorcycle Manual runs to 64 pages. These are the areas it covers that the knowledge test can ask about.
- Choosing and fitting a helmet and protective gear
- Motorcycle controls and the pre-ride inspection
- Basic skills: starting, stopping, turning and shifting
- Lane position, visibility and being seen in traffic
- Following distance, escape routes and scanning for hazards
- Cornering, braking and swerving
- Riding over surface hazards and in bad weather
- Carrying passengers and cargo
- Group riding
- Alcohol, drugs and impairment on a motorcycle
- Licensing, endorsement steps and the skills test
The Oregon knowledge test at a glance
Everything below comes from the DMV directly. It is what the Oregon Motorcycle Manual is preparing you for.
- Questions
- 35
- Passing score
- 80%
- Correct answers needed
- 28 of 35
- Time limit
- Time limit not published
- Test fee
- $41.5
- Minimum age
- 15
- Can you take it online?
- Yes, with conditions
Verified against the DMV in November 2026.
Source and changes
Where this page comes from, how we check it, and what we have changed.
Published by Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division
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- 2024-2025
- Last checked
- October 19, 2026
- How we check
- Monitored regularly
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