Any members law enforcement officers?

Seems as though their talking about scooters as opposed to the stuff we use, MB's.I carry a copy of the Az. statute with me just in case.You guys are lucky in Ind., you can go 25mph, Az. is only 20mph.I haven't had any trouble at all,probably because I'm the only one in my town of 50,000 that uses one.Like anything else, a percentage of police have ****ty attitudes probably more so in a large metropolitan area like yours.But I think their reffering to unlicensed scooters or "damn" scooters as they put it........Bill

Man I looked at their posts I wonder if they were abused as childern? or feed donuts filled with crap? Kind of also looks like a game of cowboy vs indians and we are the indians.
I haven't bought any dope from any motorassisted bicycle driver . I must be living in the wrong town, that forum isn't what I'd call friendly.
Peotect and service my foot.

Oh well. Many have negative things to say about many law enforcement officers. It only stands to reason that they have a lot of negative things to say about other groups. If you know and obey the law, one would not have as much trouble with it. But it does help to have a copy of it with you just in case they are as ignorant of it.

are there any states which do not have laws regarding motorized bicycles?

in ri registering and insuring is a must

Here on Long Island motorized bicycles are illegal, but the law isn't enforced. Sometimes I go on rides to the north shore and pass cops on the side of the road; they don't care.

I am a Law Enforcement Officer. I am a California State Park Ranger. In California Rangers are full fledge officer with state-wide authority. I am also a very enthusiastic Motorized Bike owner and rider. I have a 2.5 mile commute along the pacific coast from my house to work and its the best pre and post work decompression I can come up with to cruse along that road on my motorized cruiser.

One problem with forum such as the law enforcement one that you are mentioning is that they cover so many regions. its hard to talk about enforcement of motorized bikes when every state, county, city, regional district, etc has its own little rules. My advice to you is to know the rules where you ride and follow them. if you know the rule and you can respectfully quote them or better yet produce them, the any officer who is worth his weight will go with that. if you get a jerk, you are not going to get anywhere with them at all so i fall back on my fathers advice. "do what the officer says, sign the ticket, and contest it in court. I would like to say that alot of the commentary on that Law Enforcement Forum is not reflective of most of the cops i know. perhaps that forum is attracting a certain sub culture that has misguided priorities. Just my two cents

cheers
Rangerjelly

I did some time on the blue line many years ago and my thinking and posting is always the same. As Joe Friday on dragnet once said. "The problem with cops is that we have to recruit from the human race."