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Can you tell me th Indiana riding laws on a 49cc chopper and what is needed?
16 with driver license..buyem and ridem...
What are the laws and regulations on an insured 49 cc mini chopper with no license in the Province of British Columbia?
Under the Motor vehicle act- Mini choppers are considered illegal- however, not sure what is defined as a mini-chopper - if its the size of a pocket bike then definitely illegal. If its big enough to be considered a scooter, it may be licensed as an Low Speed motorcycle (LSM) which has certain restrictions, such as 49cc or less, does not go faster than 70kph. You do not need an MC license for an LSM but you do need some kind of drivers license, preferably a class 5, although you may be able to drive with a class 7.
How old do you have to be to drive a 49cc Dirt Dog 2-Stroke Gas Scooter?
You can drive a scooter at any age on private property. On public roads, different states have different laws. The general age in states where this is allowed is 14.
49cc engine upgrades?
Tons of things you could do. Rocket key (makes the ignition start just before it normally does), performance air intake, perfomance exaust, depending on what its on a new chain/sprocket upgrade (Increases top end speed, but lowers accel), Racing carb, a new spark plug wont do very much but you could do that to. Tons of things you could upgrade, but try going to www.scooterparts4less.com they have a ton of stuff.
Do you need a license to drive a 49cc scooter or moped in Indiana?
Moped DefinitionA moped, or "Motorized bicycle," is a two (2) or three (3) wheeled vehicle, that is propelled by an internal combustion engine or a battery powered motor. If it is powered by a motor, the engine have less than two horsepower, a cylinder capacity less than 50c.c., an automatic transmission, and a maximum speed less than 25mph on a flat surface. Electric mopeds are only required to travel less than 25mph on a flat surface.Mini ChoppersMini choppers are usually classfied as motorcycles because they may not meet all the requirements above to be classified as a moped. Since they are classified as motorcycles, they are required to have a license plate, proof of insurance, and the rider must have a motorcycle endorsement on his or her driver's license.Moped Licensing InformationMoped operators must be atleast fifteen years old, and they must possess a Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) issued license or identifaction card. No motorcycle license is required to operate a moped.Safety Information and LawsEveryone under the age of 18 is required to wear a helmet and eye protection while riding on a moped. The protective headgear that is worn must meet the requirements set by the USDOT. The protective eyewear required can be a pair of protective glasses, goggles, or a transparent face shield. All operators under the age of 18 who ride on motorcycles must also wear a helmet and eye protection.Mopeds cannot be operated on sidewalks or Interstate highways.Anyone caught riding a motorcycle without the proper registration or equipment will be given a ticket and the motorcycle will be impounded until it is licensed and insured correctly. The fines for these violations will range between $112.00 to $132.00 dollars.Mopeds are also required to abide by the following laws regarding the operation of vehicles on public land:Brakes are required that are capable of producing deceleration at 14 feet per second on level ground at a speed of 20 miles per hour.Vehicles cannot be used to hunt, kill, or pursue a wild bird or any wild or domestic animalAn individual shall not operate a vehicle 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise without having a lighted headlight and taillightAn individual shall not operate a vehicle unless the vehicle has a muffler in good working condition and in continual operation to prevent excessive or unusual noise and annoying smoke.A person who violates these statues commits a Class C Infraction or a Class B Misdemeanor.
Can you drive a 49cc in Missouri without a license?
Not on public roads. Anyone that rides one HAS to have a Missouri Drivers License but to ride a 49cc you DO NOT need a motorcycle endorsement
Your drivers license is suspended for 2 years for DUI can you drive a scooter in pa without a drivers license?
As long as it's 49cc or under.
Can you drive a 49cc scooter in Colorado without a drivers license?
Not legally. You need a valid driver's license and insurance.
Do you need a license to drive a scooter in NH?
you only need a drivers license as long as the motor is 49cc or less
Do you need a drivers license to drive a moped in Wisconsin?
Yes. If the moped/scooter is 49cc or less you will need an automobile license. If over 49cc you will need to get a motorcycle endorsement.
Do you need a drivers license to drive a 49cc moped in georgia?
Yes if under 50cc don't need a motorcycle license
Do you need a license to 49cc scooter?
scooters In most states, a 49cc scooter is considered a moped and does not require a regular drivers license or motorcycle license. There may be a moped permit required. In Colorado, 49cc scooters require a drivers license.
Can you drive a 49cc scooter in NV without a license?
No license plates are required for scooters or mopeds 49cc or less in Nevada. As far as whether you need a drivers license I'm not 100% sure but I would say yes because there is a M classification on a Nevada drivers license that is specified for motorcycle/moped.
In Maine do you have to have a license for to drive a 49cc scooter?
In Maine a moped under 50cc and over 25cc must be registered and the operator must have a form of operators license such as a drivers permit, drivers license etc.
Florida license requirements for 49cc scooter?
Is a license required in Florida to drive a 49cc scooter
Do you need a license to ride a 49cc scooter in Hawaii?
Yes you do need a valid state drivers license to ride a 49cc scooter in Hawaii, but is not required to have a motorcycle endorsement on it. The law just wants to make sure you know how to drive a car.
Can you drive a 49cc moped with a suspended driver's license?
no!
