Mini bikes and pocket bikes are becoming more common among youth in our community. While we understand they may seem like harmless fun, it is important for parents and riders to know: these bikes are ...

Fantic announce updates to their 50cc and 125cc XE Enduro and XM Motard 2025 models for street and off-road learner or restricted license-holders. Since 2020, Fantic say they have sold more than ...

The big reveal, whatever it is, will be made this June, which also happens to be the month that the 24 Hours of Le Mans is held. Click here for more photos of Count Rossi’s street-legal Porsche 917.

Police said a man was driving a "non-street legal" dirt bike and was involved in a crash with a vehicle. The man was taking to UofL Hospital where he later died.

The dedicated bike lane on Austin Street was built as part of the Houston Bike Plan in 2020 where the city partnered with Harris County Precinct 1, the Houston Parks Board, Metro, and other ...

Deputies responded to the crash on 20th Street East near Avenue L-8 shortly before 9 p.m. Tuesday. Investigators believe the male juvenile was riding the pocket bike in a […] ...

We are urging mini bike owners (and parents) to not ride these bikes on any public roads." The Sunday collision that took the life of an unidentified woman in her 60s happened at about 6:15 p.m ...

Pocket bikes are fast, fun, popular and relatively inexpensive. They also are illegal on all public property — including roads, sidewalks and parks. But that hasn’t stopped many parents from ...

While they share the same DNA, the street-legal version of Stark’s Varg has some noteworthy quality-of-life changes. Stark A different beast, sort of While getting the motocross version of this bike ...

The magnificently overpowered Stark Varg has been remixed and released as a street-legal electric enduro bike – and due to weird laws in certain areas, you may not even need a motorcycle license ...

Of course, it’s meant mostly for hitting the dirt, but the Husqvarna Pioneer’s street-legal design means riders can actually take it on the road all the way from home to the trails or dirt park.

To answer the street-legal question we need some background. In 1998 the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) created a vehicle class called “Low Speed Vehicle” (LSV).