Yep... You need a license for anything over 49 ccs in any state in the country.BlackCowboyRider wrote:I ride a 250 do I need a liscense in the state of Texas
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not necessarily true. In michigan if you can prove that the bike doesnt go over 35mph you dont need a liscence. There are some 75cc bikes that dont go over 35mph. Why you would buy one I dont have a clue.Wrider wrote:Yep... You need a license for anything over 49 ccs in any state in the country.BlackCowboyRider wrote:I ride a 250 do I need a liscense in the state of Texas
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