depends on the model, they range from 250cc for the Ninja 250R to over 1300cc for the ZX14R
50cc or more, otherwise it is a moped
49
cubic centimeters
50 and below. Anything over 50 you must have the motorcycle endorsement.
I think the Truimph Rocket lll 2300cc has the greatest number of CCs: at least, that's the one that I've seen on the roads. I have also heard that even Kawasaki has a 2300cc bike.
There are approximately 1582 cubic centimeters.
For a motorcycle to be registered to be driven on the road, it needs to be 125 cc or higher.
1403 is the official spec on the 88" engine.
2.54 c/in 2.54*2.54*2.54=16.39cc/cubic in 16.39cc/cubic in * 120cubic in= 1966.8cc
CC = Cubic Centimetre. 1000 CCs = 1 Litre. On a motorcycle, the CCs refers to the displacement of the engine. With cars, you'll hear about a 3.4 litre engine, which is 3400 CCs A 250 CC motorcycle has a 0.25 Litre displacement, equal to one cup.
As long as u have the appropriate license (a motorcycle license) you can drive a bike with as many CCs as u want...and anything else that isn't on roads.
13 US ounces equal 384.455884 ccs.