Jose Calaycay: yes. no motorcycle license required if the scooter is 49cc or less.
Cassondra Vanholland: i don't think you need a motorcycle license to drive a scooter.Because you aren't matured.
Chadwick Schmelz: Illinois law: Sec. 1â€'147. Motorcycle. Every motor vehicle having a seat or saddle for the use of the rider and designed to travel on not more than 3 wheels in contact with the ground, but excluding a tractor. --------Motorcycles, scooters, 48cc motorized bicycles -- all the same are legally motorcycles. In Illinois they have two classes of motorcycles, less than 150cc, and 150cc and bigger -- class L or class M. A 48cc motorized pedal bike is legally a motorcycle and requires a class L license to ride. A 200cc scooter is legally a motorcycle and requires a class M license to ride.To get a motorcycle, just stop by your local State Driver Facility: http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/driv......Show more
Irving Jordahl: enabl! e's see what the respectable California DMW cyber web web site says: There are 2 instructions of motorcycle licenses, type M1 and sophistication M2. With a variety M1, you may perform any 2-wheel motorcycle and any motorized automobile in school M2. With a variety M2, you may in elementary terms perform any motorized bicycle or moped or any bicycle with an linked motor. efficient January a million, 2006, you are going to be able to function a motorized scooter with a variety M1 or M2 driving force license. in basic terms before January a million, 2006, you are going to be able to desire to have a variety C or bigger driving force license to function a motorized scooter. A motorized scooter is defined as: A 2-wheeled "gadget" powered by potential of a motor with a floorboard that is designed to stand on while driving. The scooter could also have a driving force’s seat....Show more
Aron Ramu: living in Illinois makes all the difference in the world. Ever hear of state! motor vehicle laws? No? Google it!
Ira Porietis: Typica! lly, states use 49cc as the divider. For instance, in Colorado, 49cc and under require a normal operator's permit (4-wheel car.) For 50cc and up, you are required to have a motorcycle endorsement. Whether you pass a basic rider Motorcycle Safety Foundation type course to go get your endorsement at DMV on your operator's permit or you do it the hard way via DMV only. The course provides a 250cc bike or something similar.http://www.msf-usa.org/index_new.cfm?pagename=Ride...Your state's DMV web site should have the requirements for motorcycle endorsements.Insurance all depends on your existing record and credit history. Some are good with GEICO, others with Progressive, etcThere are some newer endorsement options for triks -- you get a minimal motorcycle training based on you being on three wheels, can't lean, and "don't need the in-depth info." I don't agree, but I'm not writing the laws either.Also, my scooter is 650cc (Suzuki Burgman 650 Exec.) My other scooters wer! e a 250cc Honda Reflex and a 600cc Honda Silverwing -- all scooters!...Show more
Christy Tirabassi: I don't think you need a motorcycle one
Herma Ellebrecht: If so, how can I go about getting a motorcycle license if I don't know anyone with a motorcycle?
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