Tasmania, Australia Motorised Bicycle Laws
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FurryOnTheInside
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I don't think we have any other members there. Sorry. 
MotorBicycleRacing
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I searched for:
Tasmania motorized bicycle laws
https://www.transport.tas.gov.au/__...dal_cycles_-_Information_Sheet_-_Dec_2016.pdf
Power-assisted pedal cycles
Cycles that are not considered power-assisted pedal cycles
Bicycles fitted with an internal combustion engine/s that have a power output or combined output greater than 200 watts, such as a lawn mower, chainsaw or brush cutter engine are not considered as a power-assisted pedal cycle and cannot be used on a public space.
Note: The information provided by most of the manufacturers of these lawn mower, chainsaw or brush cutter engines indicates that they far exceed the 200 watt limit. For the purpose of the Vehicle and Traffic Act 1999 these devices are a motor vehicle and require registration and drivers licences for use. The riders need to obtain a specific drivers licence.
These vehicles are required to obey all regulations as a motor bike and other registered motor vehicles
CrazyDan
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Australia is rough with their motorbike laws in most areas. We've had a few members quit the hobby when they passed those draconian laws.
Vikingimike01
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Here in Hungary it should be 300 watts and here I am happily cruising around police. (or was when I had a working bike!!)
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Vikingimike01
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a bit more than that, i belive 0,375. sorry 
FurryOnTheInside
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That's how fast their bikes go.
Vikingimike01
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i mean if its a real shop then you can probably just ride it, then if police stop you act dumb and tell police the legal service shop said you can ride it. you probably will get a warning
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