“I assume this has to be licensed, registered, and insured as a "moped" in Minnesota? Because no pedals is only reason it's can't be a Class 2 electric-assisted bicycle (which wouldn't require a title, license plate, insurance, or even a DL to use)?”
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Hi there! You may need to check with your state to see if a license is required in your state. We recommend asking your local DMV, as although there are state regulations, some smaller towns and cities may have additional municipal regulations in addition to state regulations. Hope this helps. Most states and cities consider this an electric scooter, because it does not have pedals, but you should check with your DMV to make sure.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You are correct as per the state laws. But there is a clause for limited speed, since the moped does about what a motor enabled electric bike can do, 19.8mph. You should be ok not registering it, as long as you ride it on cycle paths and abiding by the same rules. Hope this helps!
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