NO. They are not street legal. They do not possess headlights, turn signals, and brake lights. And do not have Department of Transportation approved tires (since they come with racing slicks). There are smaller 50cc bikes that are street legal, but again they tend to be larger and slower. See similar questions...

Sure. The photo to the right is some single-track we recently rode on the stock Kenda tires. The path was pretty smooth, but with some roots and a few sandy spots. The Swift did just fine. If you do a lot of riding off pavement, we suggest you put on a set of 1.5inch (37mm) BMX-tires. This is not the right bike, however, for riding on trails with big obstacles like boulders and logs. Stick to your full-suspension mountain bike for that. See similar questions...

Your ZONE MOTO pocket bike has been inspected based on a 20 point inspection which facilitates it's 1st use. The following steps should still be respected in order to fully enjoy your 1st experience???and believe me, it will be a memorable experience. 1.Put the front wheel straight and tighten up the handlebars. 2.Tighten up the breaks on the handlebars. 3.Install the foot pegs. We highly suggest to use "lock tite" on these as to assure a firmer foot rest when riding. 4. See similar questions...

Yes. Most of the Arboretum paths are ideal for bikers of all ages and connect to Tuckahoe State Park's trail system. See similar questions...

Do you want the brake flasher to activate every time you brake independent of deceleration? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then the wired version will work great for your application. If you answered no to the questions above, then both the wired and wireless versions will work great for your application. See similar questions...

No bikes, skateboards or skates are allowed within the event venue. You will be asked to walk them in for pedestrian safety. But, there is FREE valet bicycle parking. If you ride your bicycle to Thunder Over Louisville, you can park it at the "Free Valet Bicycle Parking" located on the northeast corner of Witherspoon Street and Preston Street, north of Slugger Field. The facility will open at 12:00 P.M. and close at 11 P.M. on Saturday, April 21, 2007. See similar questions...

Children in the 4th & 5th grades may bring their bicycles to school only if the following conditions are met: Bicyclists should also be instructed NOT to ride through the parking lot or on the playground. If the regulations are not observed, bicycle privileges will be suspended. See similar questions...

If you plan to ride on the 'roads' then yes you must be a licensed driver and your vehicle must be licensed as well. However, a drivers license is not required to ride 'off-road'. See similar questions...

A pocket bike is what it says it is, a miniature version of a real GP racing motorcycle, it just doesn't go as fast as one. There are many different makes and styles available, many of which look just like real racing bikes. They stand about 15 to 18 inches high depending on the model and brand and they weigh anywhere from 35 to 55 pounds. THEY ARE NOT TOYS! See similar questions...

No, unlike cars or motorcycles. In most countries like the USA (state laws vary), Australia and Europe, no licence is required to ride an Urban Mover bike. There is no requirement for an MOT test after 3 years and no road tax to worry about See similar questions...

No! Any sort of skates (skateboards, inline skates, rollerskates, rollerblades etc) are welcome too. You won't be able to keep up with rides travelling on foot, but any alternate body-powered transport is welcome and encouraged. Several events have people riding on skates, unicycles, tricycles, chopper bikes, tandems, recumbants and rickshaws. The only sort of bikes that would be unwelcome would be petrol-powered motorbikes and scooters. See similar questions...

There are many options for getting your bicycle to the starting point in Buffalo. For many people the best option will be to ship their bicycle ahead of time via UPS. For more information about your options and how to ship your bicycle see Transportation Options. See similar questions...

Each Forest Service road serves a specific need in the management of the national forest. These roads are constructed and maintained with funds appropriated by Congress. Some of these roads may not be open to all types of vehicles. For example, most national forest roads are constructed and maintained for high clearance vehicles such as pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles, and commercial trucks as opposed to ordinary passenger cars. See similar questions...

When you visit the National Forests in Florida, you will most surely drive down a forest road to reach your particular destination. Please observe caution at all times and be aware of wildlife that may cross the road, as well as other traffic and changing surface conditions. All forest roads were planned to meet a particular need of forest management. For example, when a logging road is planned, resource specialists review the planning to determine the possible impacts on various resources. See similar questions...

In the past, yes. However, in recent years there has been a significant amount of road work done to improve the ride. Most travelers will tell you that they enjoyed the bus ride, the driver, and the couples sharing the trip. You should take the time to talk to your driver and ask questions—these guys know more about the area than anyone! See similar questions...