It's kind of a grey area, I actually own a Electric Bike store on Long Island called Long Isalond Electric Bikes and I have yet to have a customer have legal trouble. There was a law developed in the 1980's making motorized bikes illegal, but that was before electrice bikes existed. The federal Law has since made a law declaring electric bikes with a top speed of 20 or under legal for use on public roads, but NY has not developed any new legislation.

Not sure of the legality but have you considered the fact that it is a neighborhood and maybe the neighbors enjoy a peaceful neighborhood? Neighborhoods were not meant for dirt bike recreation. It is a place where people come to their homes after long days at work and school.

It is not illegal to ride a two or three wheeled motor vehicle without a helmet but some form of eye protection is required. On a Bike it is illegal to ride a bicycle without a helmet if you are under 16.

A young player can be granted "exceptional status" and be drafted into the OHL at the age of 15, such as happened with John Tavares. However, generally speaking, the ages of OHL players range from 16-20 years.

Only someone with detailed knowledge about the Florida laws can tell you the exact answer, but usually the law doesn't care as long as the engine is weak enough, there's a definition about an "assist" engine. But once you go past this power restriction your bike is seen as a scooter or a moped instead, and will then have to comply with all the laws relating to that. Which is yet one excellent reason why motorized bicycles aren't such a hot idea.

New Mexico law requires that motorcycle riders and passengers under 18 must wear a helmet.

You are required to apprentice for 1 year under an artist that has been licensed for a minimum of 3 years in TN.

Go make some friends, see if you can't land an apprenticeship.

A one year apprenticeship does not equal a license, the artist must then vouch for you once it is complete.

You also have to take a class or two and then pass a few tests from the health department.

To ride a motorcycle in the state of Kentucky, you will need a motorcycle license. A skills test is necessary to pass the exam unless an approved motorcycle safety course has been taken and passed.

i think so, but i don't know how they do it.

I was wondering the same thing! In Pennsylvania, there is no age restriction, according to this web site. Here is the link; you can look up your state. http://home.ama-cycle.org/amaccess/laws/result.asp?state=pa

If you really want to get technical about it, ANY neon lights are illegal on motor vehicles because they are not DOT approved lighting systems. BLUE and RED lights are a particularly bad choice, because you could be arrested for trying to impersonate a police officer. You could probably get away with using them as long as the car is parked in a parking lot, or on private property, but don't forget to turn them off before cruising the streets, or you may be looking at a local jail from the wrong side of the bars.

in California how old do you have to be to ride a moped?

It depends where you live. Most countries require a licence and valid insurance for public roads.

This applies to the roads named with N numbers, such as N1, N2, N3 etc.

If the national road is NOT a freeway, then you can ride on it with a cycle.

Where national roads pass through bigger cities they are upgraded to freeway status and cycling is forbidden. In such cases you must find an alternative route.

A moped (or scooter of no more than 50cc) can be used from age 14 in France. It is necessary to obtain the BSR (Brevet de Sécurité Routière) beforehand. The BSR is part of the school curriculum.

The bike is indeed a build by Flyrite Choppers out of Texas. It's a 2007 build with a 93 inch S&S Shovelhead. I own the bike.

Original Answer--> it is a custom build that was done by flyrite choppers. it is the "reach for the sky" frame. here is a link to some pictures of the bike and possibly more information.

http://www.flyritechoppers.com/2009PrjAlbum/

A young child should always wear a helmet when riding a bike or motorcycle. In most places, there are laws requiring anyone under a certain age (often 16 or 18) to wear a helmet.

Of particular note:

If the child is doing tricks on a bike, they definitely need a helmet.

If the child is unstable, they definitely need a helmet.

If the child is going at high speeds, they definitely need a helmet.

If the bike is in poor condition or has brakes that are difficult to use, they definitely need a helmet.

If the child is inexperienced with using the front brake, but does so anyway, they definitely need a helmet.

If the bike is too small and therefore too top heavy, the child definitely needs a helmet.

If the child has trouble following commands but still needs supervision, they definitely need a helmet.

In general, whenever there is a high risk of the child running their head into something at high speed, and/or with the force of their body behind it, they should wear a helmet.

Bikes move at high speeds. Even a child can reach speeds sufficient to cause severe injury or possibly even death on level ground, and anyone going down a hill can get sufficient momentum that even a helmet may not protect them from the worst of accidents. A 6% grade is steep enough that, given sufficient time, a biker will reach speeds in excess of 40 MPH, equivalent to the speed someone would be falling after they had fallen 60 feet. A head-on collision at this speed without a helmet would be like biking out of a 6th story window.

There are many places to 'Do cycling' Road cycling is on the road, cyclocross is in fields and dirt roads,mountian biking is on trails, and track racing is on an oval track.

Well sometimes they would put leaves through the netting and they used the netting for camouflage

If you mean the bike on which they toured South America: Alberto Granado was the owner of the bike, a 500cc Norton according to Che's book "The Motorcycle Diaries" in which they call it "El Ponderoso II", "the powerful one". It was a single cylinder carbureted bike. The one in the movie was a stand-in and a overhead-valve model.