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[capturedbyrobots]

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/reg/reg230.pdf
This is the form to fill out and send to the DMV.

It would be best to get a CA drivers license at least,
and it wouldn't hurt to get the M2. I don't know what would happen if
you got pulled over and you explained that you didn't know.
But I'd hate for you to get in trouble.

A bicycle helmet is all that's needed, but I would suggest you get a DOT
approved motorcycle helmet (safer)

 

[meloni]

yes, probably is not a good situation explain at some nyce cop's that I did'nt know....specially with my absolutly not very good english

anyway after send the form to the dmv to get the license where I need to go?

and with the electric conversion I need the same documents?
I dont need a big endurance and speed.

I'ts a big trouble

thanks and bye bye

 

[Alaskavan]

A search for werelectrified brings up this:
http://www.motoredbikes.com/showthread.php?t=7976&highlight=werelectrified
I think I'd avoid them.

 

[h3ch4]

Actually, in California, you don't need a license or registration for electric motors!
Knowing that, I think you should get an electric kit. Less paperwork that way, but quite a bit pricier.

You can get some nice kits at http://www.electricrider.com . I've ordered parts for my electric scooter from them, and I got what I needed without a problem.