Road Legal Dirt Bikes

A road legal dirt bike is a great option for riders who want to go off-road but also need to commute on paved roads during the week. This is a challenge that could be very difficult to do with a traditional motocross bike, as it would likely have issues with comfort, handling and fuel-range on the pavement.

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Some states allow you to make a dirt bike street legal by converting it and getting the necessary paperwork. This includes a Certificate of Newness or NOVA declaration, an Inspection Certificate that approves your dirt bike for operation on main roads, a V5 log book and a number plate. There are some mechanical aspects to making your dirt bike street legal as well, such as installing a horn, mirrors and lights to ensure other vehicles can see you while turning.

As with any motorized vehicle, you will need to pass a written and vision test before being issued a license to ride a dirt bike on the streets. The process is relatively quick and easy if you have the proper documentation.

Dirt bike riding can be a lot of fun, but it’s important to remember safety rules while on the trails. Wear protective gear, especially a helmet and eyewear. Stay hydrated so you don’t lose focus, and don’t be afraid to ask a professional for guidance.

When you’re done with your ride, make sure to turn the ignition off and don’t leave your bike unattended, as this can drain its battery. Most importantly, have a blast!