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Going by a legal definition, a moped can only be a two wheeled vehicle with a displacement smaller than 50cc for gas engines and a top speed lower than 35mph. A
by Rumudiez 10y ago
Going by a legal definition, a moped can only be a two wheeled vehicle with a displacement smaller than 50cc for gas engines and a top speed lower than 35mph. Anything else is a motorcycle, including most scooters.
Being legally registered and titled is a different matter than being simply described. I think motorcycle is exact and correct given the styling and capabilities of the bike.
- sandworm101 10y agoBut will you get a ticket for riding/parking it as a "motorcycle"? Without indicators and other regulated features, it wouldn't be allowed on the street as a motorcycle, or even a moped. I don't think it would qualify as a dirt bike for off-road either as there are many regs there too. Can you ride it in bicycle lanes? If it is anything other than a bicycle I don't see where one would be allowed to use it.
- lisivka 10y agoIf speed of this "electric bike" will be limited to below 35km/h, it will be legally allowed to drive public roads as "moped". Otherwise, it is not allowed for public roads at all, until it will meet safety requirements for motorcycle.