Motorcycle Law

In Britain, you need to be at least 16 years old to ride a CRF 450 dirt bike legally. This age requirement is applicable for riding on public roads or any other public spaces. However, if you are planning to ride on private property with appropriate permissions, the age requirement may be different.

Yes, club owners typically need an ASCAP license if they want to play copyrighted music in their establishment. ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers) licenses cover the right to play ASCAP music in public venues, ensuring that songwriters and publishers are properly compensated for their work.

You can't - you can not take a test without a bike to ride AND it is ILLEGAL to ride a bike without insurance. You could go to a riding school that provides bikes for learners (if such a school exists) and use one of their bikes for the test.

I once asked a Police Officer while waiting on my food at McDonald's. He told me that white was the only color you could use.

Now, I found this last night:

http://www.ehow.com/list_6452843_florida-vehicle-underglow-laws.html

maybe that will help a bit. Best thing though would be to stop and talk to an officer someday.

p.s.: don't Blue at all, red only in the back ( and you can only have the two tail lights red plus on additional one; like the red bar some cars have on the spoiler), and green would be an issue (I was stopped for having a neon green light on my license plate).

No, it is not. Most places in America, you get your permit at 15, and license at 16.

No, it's 15. Most states require 15 or 15 1/2 for a learners and 16-16 1/2 for your license but b/c Idaho is very, very rural the driving age is 15 or 15 1/2. :)

You need a lighting coil stator from either moose, pro racing, or electrix world. A front headlight with 35w bulb. Very small battery, led turn signals, led brake lights, control switch for lighting and horn. Probably some super moto 17" wheels with dot tires. And depending on where you live will determine how hard it is to get a street title for the bike, but you need the original title. You can read up on this process on many forums. Just search and start reading. Im not going to explain every last bit of my 06 yz450f super moto

In some states, A dirt bike will have a red or green sticker. All 4 strokes and two strokes that are 2002 and older have green stickers with some exceptions to two strokes. All 2003 or newer two strokes have red stickers due to pollution. Green stickers allow you to ride all year long and red stickers only let you ride certain months out of the year. usually the six months around racing season. The times for red stickers vary and can be more or less than six months so check at the place you ride.

There are legal requirements that one must fulfill. There is also a charge that you must pay. Must have a title in your own name and take the bike to an inspection station to get a green sticker. Take the green sticker together with other relevant details to the license office to get a street title.

The actual riding isn't any more dangerous, but if you fall on a road you might get run over by a car, which wouldn't happen if you fell on a footpath. Regardless of where you ride, bicycling is generally speaking a very safe activity.

yes

no u can not

you follow the same rule as if you were driving in a car

It's not illegal if you have permission from the pool's owner. If you haven't you might be charged with trespassing and maybe vandalism/destruction of property.

There are no laws governing dirt bikes, they are made to be ridden offroad. If you do put a dual sport kit on a dirt bike and get a tag, then all laws pertaining to street bikes apply to you. You might check this link: http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/msb/

Only if you are going to tag it.

It can depend on many things and it is different from state to state. Usually it has to do with the size of the engine - the safety equipment - the lights and warning devices - the fenders - the tires - etc - etc. Contact your local DMV office for particulars for your state.

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.