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Question: Do you have to get a motorcycle license to drive a 150cc scooter in utah?

(Posted by: thrideker on 2010-02-09 00:26:02)

I am looking to buy one.

Posted by: P215E on 2010-02-11, 14:56:03

As of July 1, 2008, House Bill 72S1 repealed all M class licenses. New rules are now in place that require motorcycle riders to be restricted to riding a motorcycle based on the cc size of the motorcycle they are tested on. The three restrictions are: O = 90 cc or lower motorcycle 2 = 249 cc or lower motorcycle 3 = 649 cc or lower motorcycle If you are tested on a motorcycle of 650 cc or greater, there will be no restrictions. You will be able to ride any size motorcycle. A motor with an engine displacement of more than 40 cubic centimeters Two wheels and you want to drive it on public roads, you'll need a motorcycle license. This includes scooters (like Vespas). NOTE: Mopeds do not require a motorcycle license. So, yes, a class M with the 2 restriction (under 249cc) to be legal..

Posted by: Bobby H on 2010-02-09, 00:29:55

I dont know about utah. here in california you need an M2 to ride anything under 250cc i am guessing yes, regardless of state, if your gona be riding on the roads, you need registration, insurance, and at least a permit

Posted by: Ray J on 2010-02-09, 07:42:07

Probably. Most states require a motorcycle license for anything over 49 or 50cc.