Only in Arkansas
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KillerFord1977
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Dang … 3 wheels and 60+ mph.. I was ready for some road splatter
TEXASforLIFE
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It's not a licensed vehicle
Keystone19250
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What a moron.
Old_Me
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Tenbones
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Sorry folks, but those two male troopers reminded me of Curly Howard from the Three Stooges and I kept expecting them to start doing some goofy slapstick.
Old_Me
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"did you not see us chasing you"Sorry folks, but those two male troopers reminded me of Curly Howard from the Three Stooges and I kept expecting them to start doing some goofy slapstick.
"why soitently trooper, i is running from you"......
Old_Me
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not below a certain c.c.
i think below 50 c.c. (here)
a "general law" in many states..
Moped Laws in Each State in 2023
Generally speaking, two-wheel vehicles that have 50cc engines or smaller and cannot travel over 30 to 35 miles per hour are considered mopeds. Depending on the state, the definition may or may not include pedals. States also have their own rules regarding moped safety and ownership. For example, some states required registration and insurance, while others do not. Some states require a motorcycle endorsement on a driver’s license, others do not require a license at all to operate a moped. Because of the variation from state to state, it is important to check whether your vehicle qualifies as a moped, and, if so, what rules you must follow.
State by State Guide to Moped Laws in 2023 - Sheehan Law
Some states consider mopeds to be of the same class as motorcycles, while others do not even require riders to have a driver’s license.
attorneysheehan.com
does not cover "mini motorcycles", but i highly doubt the engines are bigger than 50cc's.
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