Sidewinder Jerry
Well-Known Member
All states have definitions of the types of vehicles that can be operated on the public roadways. If a vehicle doesn't fall within the parameters of one of these definitions, it can't legally be operated on the public roadways. Some states may enforce it more than others but all states have this in their transportation laws.
Now not all state require license for motorized bikes, registration or insurance. This does vary from state to state. To conclude you can be ticketed in any state for operating an improper vehicle on a public roadway if you don't build your bike within the guidelines the state allows. If your state requires an automatic transmission, registration, insurance and a license that is what you must do. Operating an improper vehicle on a public roadway isn't a way to get around the law.
Now not all state require license for motorized bikes, registration or insurance. This does vary from state to state. To conclude you can be ticketed in any state for operating an improper vehicle on a public roadway if you don't build your bike within the guidelines the state allows. If your state requires an automatic transmission, registration, insurance and a license that is what you must do. Operating an improper vehicle on a public roadway isn't a way to get around the law.
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