Can this be legal in NJ as a Moped? It doesn't seem to have any pedals.
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We called the office of tags,I spoke to Sharon S. 609-292-6500 ext 5068 she stated it can be registered as a moped because is 50cc or less New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission P.O. Box 160 Trenton, NJ 08666 (609) 292-6500
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This is a 150cc street legal scooter and all States have different laws regarding the street legal scooters. Please contact your local DMV for the rules in your city.
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Most likely you'll need a permit in NJ for the install. Not sure about the removal. In either situation you'd be wise to call your local municipality and inquire.
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No this is an Electric Scooter.. We do have a few listings of the 50cc moped on Amazon.:)
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I misread the question. No you will not be able to drive with the regular gas and brake pedals. She could use them with practice, or take them off relatively easily. Sorry about the previous answer.
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Maybe but why would you want to? It is a training bike without pedals not meant for any significant riding.
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Yes, you can. The motor has its own drive sprocket. The bike will use pedal power, to start the motor. Or if the motor is in neutral you can pedal the bike like usual. Bike.
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I think he would really enjoy it. It is a good sized pedal car and well made. It works best on pavement. My son-in-law is a police officer and the whole family loved it. It might be tight if he has long legs, but I still think he would have fun. Like I said, it's not tiny and it's not cheaply made.
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I think you can purchase a foot pedal controller for this machine. just search for it, it should come up
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You will have to check the Michigan laws -- in California the same laws that apply to bicycles apply to the jetson -- no license needed, cannot ride on sidewalk ( just like a bike - it is not legal on a side walk)
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This is considered an electric bike and complies with the federal electric bike law H.R. 727. You should not need a license/permit but you may want to check with your local law enforcement.
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There are no pedals. My little guy will turn 4 next week. He uses his feet to move it around his sand pit. It really isn't a toy that you would ride around the driveway. I think it is more of a toy to dig and play in some sort of material such as pebbles, dirt, or sand.
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Hi , thank you for your inquiry , sorry I can ship airsoft guns to NJ but not air guns because of your state laws. Thanks Phil
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I wouldnt try it. Get a flat jack. I ride a ninja 250r (approx 400lbs) and after some use, the motorcycle wobbles on the stand and I have to use a piece of wood to keep the left side from slipping out
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Yes and no. You can if the bike is firmly secure and doesn't "pivot." But if the bike "pivots" or leans to the inside then the pedal will hit. All in all, I would answer that Yes you can pedal it fine. I will be honest. I bought this rack for general repairs and I absolutely love it. I would highly recommend it for general maintenance and cleaning. The only addition I made was buying the Park handlebar stabilizer. That comes in super handy to hold the handlebars in place.
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This is more like a tricycle, still no pedals though. The other balance bikes are only two wheels.
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The motor can work all by itself but if you want to pedal, you'll need to keep the gears from your old tire and add the included spacer rings unless the back tire fits without them. Have a bike tech install the crank sensor.