This means that they hold their value well, just like every other Honda product, and they are known for their reliability. There are Ruckus owners anywhere between 5, to 20, miles currently on their Ruckus scooters without any major mechanical issues aside routine maintenance.
Which means having to change a belt, the tires, the oil, and maybe a headlight bulb every now and then. Speaking of comparing car costs to Ruckus costs, the gas mileage on this scooter is insane. It has less to do with the style of the motorcycle -- cruiser, sportbike, tourer, etc.
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Isn't the Ruckus basically what used to be known as a "mini-bike"? Very small motor? I would be concerned about keeping up with traffic, especially if you ever needed to get on a rural highway, let alone an interstate. IMO, a cc scooter would be a minimum for street use, but prefer a more "conventional" motorcycle.
I would not drive that daily unless you live in New York or somewhere really dense. A guy here was just killed on I riding one. You can only get up to about and with the GY6 swap you can still only get up to 65mph.
Are you worried about the miles you'd put in by driving from Miami to Washington? If that's the case, then just have it hauled there by a car hauler. The laws are a little more lenient than some of the other states. If you have a moped that meets the above requirements, then you do not have to worry about getting it titled and registered! Mopeds are not allowed on interstate or limited-access highways. Refer to the General Titling Requirements for titling information.
Mopeds shall be exempt from Delaware's safety inspection. Liability insurance will help pay for costs related to property damage and injuries suffered by others resulting from an accident you cause. Any rider over the age of 19 must have a helmet and eye protection in their possession when riding.
Because regulations are subject to change, it's best to check with the Secretary of Safety before riding on a motorcycle in Delaware. If your bike exceeds the above requirements then it is considered to be a motorcycle, and you must follow all of the motorcycle laws.
To register, follow normal registration and titling procedures for motorcycles, and pay the applicable fees. In Florida, in order for a vehicle to be considered a moped it must: - Have a seat - Have pedals for assisting in propulsion - Have 3 or less wheels - Have a motor with 2 brake hp or less, and 50 cc or less displacement size - Be unable to go more than 30 mph on level ground - Have an automatic transmission Links: www.
In addition, the motorcycle needs both a title and registration. Know that if your vehicle has an engine displacement of more than 50 cc, Florida considers it a motorcycle and you must register it.
Generally, it requires all motorcycle operators and riders to wear helmets. The helmet law also does not apply to any person 16 or older who operates or rides on a motorcycle powered by a motor with a displacement of 50 cubic centimeters or less or is rated not in excess of 2 brake horsepower and which is not capable of propelling the motorcycle at a speed greater than 30 miles per hour on level ground.
All motorcycle drivers and riders, regardless of age, are required to wear eye protection. Anyone who rides in an enclosed side car is not subject to Florida's helmet or eye protection laws. You need to be at least 15 years old in order to drive a moped, and have a valid Georgia drivers license. You can only drive your moped on a public road that has a speed limit of 35 mph or less, and you must always wear a helmet. Unlike motorcycles and motorized scooters, mopeds do not need to be titled or registered.
Every motor vehicle having a saddle for the use of the rider and designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact with the ground, but excluding a tractor and moped with engine size less than 50CC , are defined as motorcycles.
Georgia law places all types of motorcycles including scooters, motorbikes and minibikes with engine size 51 CC or greater into one classification. All are considered motor-driven cycles. Links: dds. The process varies by whether you got your new bike from: A Georgia dealership.
OR a private seller. Your motorcycle insurance is critical in the event of a motorcycle crash in Atlanta and may be your best source of securing your financial security in the event of a serious crash-related injury. This is an important-and legally necessary-investment and should not be overlooked. Your most viable option for establishing motorcycle insurance in Georgia will likely be to buy traditional liability insurance through any auto insurance company that is approved to provide such insurance in Georgia.
In addition, eye protection is required if the motorcycle is not equipped with a windshield. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicle Safety establishes the helmet and eye protection standards.
Because these standards can change, you should check with the Commissioner before riding a motorcycle in Georgia. In fact, the laws and regulations are essential the same for both motorcycles and scooters; you must have a valid motorcycle license and carry the minimum required insurance.
The registration decal must be affixed to the rear fender facing rearward b , HRS. To register a moped, it must have a certification label affixed by the manufacturer stating that it complies with all applicable federal motor vehicle safety standards FMVSS. This is a federal requirement for all motor vehicles that are intended for use on the public roads.
Riders are not required to wear a helmet over 18 years of age, but must wear safety glasses or goggles or face shield in cases where the motorcycle is not equipped with a windshield. To be sure you're in compliance with Hawaii law, check with the Director before taking to the open road. For one, a moped can be a motor-driven cycle that has: - Both motorized and pedal propulsion capabilities. In order for a motorbike to be considered a moped, it must: - Have peddles to assist with propulsion.
Fortunately, the ITD Idaho Transportation Department also has an easy to follow flowchart to also assist in determining how your motorized bike is categorized. Compliance, for most riders, involves purchasing a liability insurance policy. Make sure you know which category you vehicle fits in to, since the different classifications have different laws and requirements. Generally speaking, mopeds are low speed vehicles that are only designed for limited use on public roads.
You will have to pay an additional sales tax when registering if you bought your moped from a private seller sales tax varies between counties. Alternatively, you can also register by mail. Springfield, IL Once registered, you will receive new license plates to put on your vehicle. Depending on what your motorized bike is classified as, you will be issued different license plates.
Make sure you provide accurate information on your application so that you get the appropriate plates. The law does, however, require drivers and riders to protect their eyes with glasses, goggles, or a transparent shield. Under Illinois law, "glasses" means ordinary eye pieces worn in front of the eye, such as spectacles or sunglasses made of shatter-resistant material.
The goggles must provide protection from the front and sides, and may or may not form a complete seal with the face. A "transparent shield" includes a windshield attached to the front of the bike, provided that it extends above the eyes when the driver is seated in a normal, upright riding position.
A "transparent shield" also includes a face shield that covers the wearer's eyes and face at least to the point approximately to the tip of the nose. All transparent shields must be shatter-resistant. Moreover, if it is a gas-powered bike, then it must also: - Have an engine that is 50 cc or smaller, and produce less than 2-brake horsepower. If your motorbike exceeds the above specification, then it is most likely considered a motorcycle, which must be registered and titled, and requires the appropriate license to ride.
Mopeds cannot be driven on sidewalks or footpaths, and cannot be driven on interstate highways. Scooters Like motorized bikes, scooters may also fall under either classification, depending on their top speed and other specifications. If you have any questions, we advise that you contact the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, at to get further clarification.
Class B: - Has an engine displacement of no more than 50 cc. As you shop and get a motorcycle insurance quote, you might also want to look into higher coverage amounts or different types of coverage to make sure you're fully protected from financial risk, depending on your bike's condition and your financial situation. Be sure to check out the various types of insurance coverage available to you before making a final commitment. However, mopeds can go up to 30 mph on a flat surface without human-assisted propulsion by using pedals.
If you are under 18, you are required to carry a permit in order to ride, unless you are between ages 16 and 17 and have an intermediate license. If you are over 18 and do not have license, however, then you are still required to get the moped permit outlined above. It is handled the same way as registering a motorcycle or car in Iowa. You must follow all standard traffic laws while riding a moped, in addition to the following requirements: - Mopeds must have a flag that is clearly visible.
The Iowa legislature repealed its mandatory helmet law in As of , there is proposed legislation to reinstate a mandatory helmet law in Iowa.
If your motorbike exceeds the specifications listed above, then it is probably a motorcycle and must follow all of the motorcycle regulations and requirements.
If you are under 18 years old, you are always required to wear a helmet when riding. Unlike some states, you are allowed to drive a moped on Kansas highways, provided you obey the following regulations: - If you are on a roadway that you cannot keep up with the normal speed of traffic, you must ride as close to the right side of the road as practical, unless you are preparing for a left turn.
Please refer to your local DMV if you need more information about the motorcycle registration process. Typically, though, if you purchased your vehicle through a dealer then they will take care of the registration and titling for you. Those driving under a permit are not permitted to carry passengers. Motor bikes, mini bikes, and any other small vehicles may not be operated upon the street or highway without first meeting the requirements for a motor vehicle, such as registration plate; and the operator must have a license to operate the vehicle.
Links: kentuckystatepolice. However, even with a license and registration, you cannot drive a moped on public roadways or highways that have a minimum speed limit higher than 30 mph. If you are unsure about any of the above information, we advise that you contact your local County Clerks office, so that you do not accidentally break the law.
You might want to consider buying higher limits for further protection. If you are between 15 and 16 years old, then you must be within 3 miles of your home while driving, unless you have a parent or guardian with you. To register, you will need to bring the following items to the OMV: - Proof of insurance.
You must pay all fees with cash, check or money order credit cards are not accepted. For further inquiries, we suggest contacting your local OMV at Police authorities of a village, town, city, or parish may issue a permit exempting members of organizations sponsoring, conducting, or participating in parades or other public exhibitions from the helmet requirement, while such members are actually participating in a parade or other public exhibition.
The helmet requirement does not apply to a person operating or riding in an auto-cycle if the vehicle is equipped with a roof which meets or exceeds standards for a safety helmet In addition to chin straps, all helmets must consist of lining, padding, and a visor, and any other specifications that the Commissioner of the Department of Motor Vehicles may require.
Mopeds can also have foot pedals that are designed to assist with propulsion, but they are not required. When riding a moped, you must obey all regular traffic laws, in addition to the following: - You must always drive on the farthest right side of the road, except when making a left turn. It has either an electric motor not less than 1, watts or an engine with more than 50 cc, and is meant to travel on the ground with only 2 or 3 wheels 10 inches or larger in diameter. It is designed for ground travel using only 2 or 3 wheels 10 inches or larger in diameter , and has either an electric motor less than 1, watts or a liquid-fuel motor not exceeding 50 cc.
For more specifics on mopeds, the Maine Exam Manual. Instead they are motor-powered scooters having a maximum piston displacement of less than 25 cc or an electric motor with a capacity not exceeding watts. They travel on the ground using 2 or 3 wheels fewer than 10 inches in diameter. In order to get your license, you will need to pass a written exam.
It will require a road test and you will need a parent or guardian to co-sign the application for you, and you need a valid proof of identification. In order to register by mail, you will need to mail the completed application, a copy of your ID, and a check to cover the cost of the fee and made payable to the Secretary of State to the following address: Secretary of State Bureau of Motor Vehicles Examination Section 29 State House Station Augusta, ME Once received, you should get a response indicating the time of your exam.
To show proof that you ensure financial responsibility, you must carry liability motorcycle insurance, uninsured motorists coverage, and medical payments coverage. Motorcycle operators licensed within one year of completing their driver's test and those operating under learner's permits must also wear helmets. When an operator is required to wear a helmet, Maine law also requires his or her passenger to wear a helmet. If riding on public roadways, scooters cannot exceed 30 mph.
Mopeds In Maine, motorized bicycles and mopeds fall under the same classifications. In order for a motorbike to be considered a moped, it must: - Have foot pedals for human-assisted propulsion. You must complete the Maryland Motorcycle Safety Program in order to get a registration for vehicles classified as motorcycles.
For additional information or inquiries, we advise that you contact the Maryland Motor Vehicle Association. All motor scooter and moped operators must hold a valid driver's license or a moped operator's permit and wear a helmet and eye protection.
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