pa law

Zearobiker · Sep 20, 2015

Will been nice riding my gas bike for 2 years but it just came to a end got stoped and they got me on everything they could and called a tow truck took it away to inpound .In pa they are mopeds and have to have every thing a moped has and plate and inc and must have a car license which i dont have ben nice and got alot of help from people thanks

bailsafe · Oct 24, 2015

I was always under the impression that they were classified as motorized pedalcycles in PA. License required, but no title, plate, or insurance.

Zearobiker · Oct 24, 2015

They fall under moped law i was told that any thing with a gas motor must have it all on it eletric bike dont need to retested or licence. Look at moped law

bailsafe · Oct 25, 2015

Zearobiker said:
They fall under moped law i was told that any thing with a gas motor must have it all on it eletric bike dont need to retested or licence. Look at moped law

I am familiar with moped law in Pennsylvania. However, wasn't there a court case in Erie a while back that ruled motorized bicycles as falling into the "assisted bicycle" category, same as electric bicycles?

There's no manufacturer safety certificate, no VIN, no title issued at purchase... you'd have a **** of a time trying to get "legal" under moped classification.

Zearobiker · Oct 25, 2015

Dont about that but i have tolked to local police and stat police around reading pa thay all say they need to be plated and you must have a lince to ride on road you have to get a tital made up get it all check out to be safe then you can plate it then ok for road . the police have my bike now i was riding it with out using the moter going to a friends house to ride they inpounded bike and find me for no licence and not having bike legal for road have to go to court tofind out what all fines will cost

Sidewinder Jerry · Oct 26, 2015

This is something I've told others many times. You have to build within the parameters of what a state defines a certain vehicle that they allow on the road. Sadly some states won't allow any kind of self built vehicle on the public roadways. They require them to be made by a certified manufacturer.

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