You may download the full manual here (3.3 MB) or jump to a specific section by clicking a heading below.Get on our Mailing List of 33results12NextDidn't find what you were looking for?magnifying glassThe Art of the Vintage Mini Bike imageFirst built in the 1930s, vintage mini bikes (sometimes called pocket bikes ) gained popularity after World War II, as households increased their use of small gas engines to power household items such...Read More about The Art of the Vintage Mini BikeLearn to Ride a Motorcycle The course at the Motorcycle Riding School will take you one step closer to your dream of learning to ride & obtaining your motorcycle license. Suzuki Summer Sales Blast For a limited time, qualified buyers are eligible for 0% financing for 60 months on select Suzuki models. See dealer for details. Summer has arrived and it is a great time to experience the excitement of Yamaha Watercraft. See dealer for details. The 2017 Honda Grom has arrived and is available, as well as the 2017 CR-F230F, CR-F150F, Rancher 420, and Foreman 500 4x4!

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The following information is a helpful resource in answering your questions about scooters, motorized bicycles, mopeds and motorcycles. A "motorized scooter" is defined as being any two-wheeled tandem or three wheeled device that has handlebars, can be stood or sat upon by the operator and is powered by an electric or gas powered motor is defined as a Motorized Scooter. The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles does not register motorized scooters because they are not recognized as motor vehicles. In addition, motorized scooters have many operating restrictions: They cannot be operated at speeds greater than 20mph. Cannot be ridden on state highways or limited access roadways. Cannot be ridden after dark or before sunrise. Operators cannot carry passengers. Operators must be 16 years of age and have a valid driver's license or learner's permit. Operators must keep to the right side of public ways at all times, including when passing a motor vehicle.

Operators must use the proper electronic and hand signals before stopping or turning. Operators must wear an approved safety helmet. Operators are subject to all state traffic laws and regulations *Mini-motorcycles and pocket bikes have been determined to be motorized scooters. A "motorized bicycle" is defined as being any pedal bicycle which has a helper motor or a non-pedal bicycle with a motor that does not exceed 50 cubic centimeters of cylinder capacity, has an automatic transmission and cannot go faster than 30 miles an hour meets the legal definition of a motorized bicycle. Mopeds fall under the category of motorized bicycles. Motorized Bicycles are regulated by a registration process with the Registry of Motor Vehicles. or are available at any registry branch. Operators must have a registration decal affixed to the rear of the vehicle and are subject to the following operating restrictions: They cannot be operated at speeds greater than 25mph.

Cannot be ridden on state highways or limited access roadways where signs prohibiting bicycles are posted. Cannot be ridden on off-street recreational paths but can use bicycle lanes along roadways. Operators and passengers must wear approved safety helmets. Operators are subject to all state traffic laws and regulations. Operators cannot carry a passenger while operating on a permit. *Violations of motorized bicycles operating restrictions are subject to fines of up to $100. A motorcycle is defined as any motor vehicle that has a seat or saddle for the rider that is designed to travel with no more than three wheels contacting the ground, except a tractor or a golf cart or a motor vehicle in which the operator and passenger ride within an enclosed cab. Motorcycles are considered motor vehicles and must be registered as a motorcycle under the following criteria: The certificate of origin (C/O) identifies the body type as a "motorcycle". It meets the state law definition of a motorcycle.

The manufacturer certifies the vehicle meets the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for a motorcycle. Motorcycles must be operated under the following restrictions: The operator must have a class M license or a motorcycle endorsement on a class A, B, C or D driver's license. The operator must wear an approved safety helmet and eye protection. NOTE: A vehicle that is identified as a motorcycle by the certificate of origin with a maximum speed of 40 mph or less but greater than 30mph (medium speed vehicle) can not be registered. However, an RMV Task Force is in the process of drafting legislation that will allow the limited and safe operation of medium speed motorcycles. The paperwork you receive from the seller is the first thing to look at to determine if a two or three wheeled vehicle can be registered and operated in Massachusetts. If you buy a new Motorcycle or Motorized Bicycle from a dealership they must provide you with the manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (C/O).