Bike Laws

Replace a bike clutch plate when slip, grab, or chatter persists after cable adjustment—often between 20,000–60,000 km based on use and care.

To make a dirt bike street-legal, you need roadworthy equipment, emissions compliance, registration, insurance, and a motorcycle endorsement.

Bike insurance is a contract that pays listed losses for your motorcycle or cycle and shields you from liability costs after a covered event.

Dirt bikes aren’t road-legal in India because most lack registration, BS6 emissions clearance, lights, mirrors, indicators, number plates, and insurance

Bike insurance protects your wallet and riding plans by covering crash costs, theft, and liability that can wipe out savings in one bad day.

Most states have no universal adult rule; 21 states and D.C. require helmets for kids, with ages set between 11 and 17.

For riding a motorbike, you need a motorcycle class licence; the exact class name varies by country and engine size.

The fastest road-legal bike is the Lightning LS-218, a street-legal production motorcycle verified at 215.96–218 mph at Bonneville.

Yes—third-party liability insurance is the legal minimum for road-use bikes in most regions; local rules vary by country and state.

In India, a bike is illegal on public roads if it lacks registration/PUC, uses banned alterations, or (for fast e-bikes) skips RTO approval.