CraigB wants to be a biker...

Why not attach a weed wacker motor to your bicycle?
 
93Flareside said:
Why not attach a weed wacker motor to your bicycle?
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Apparently in Kansas it basically makes it a moped and it has to be registered, plated, etc., etc. The only thing you don't have to have is a class M license.

http://www.kansashighwaypatrol.org/general/unusualvehicle/moped.html

As long as you're basically going to have to deal with the requirements of a motorcycle, you might as well actually get a motorcycle instead of something that has none of the benefits and all of the disadvantages.
 
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He lives in Missouri...
 
I plan to venture to Aspin.....

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"I can get 70mpg on this hog." :lol:

CraigB said:
It's true, but I plan to venture into the Kansas Flint Hills to do some exploring.
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I lived out in Manhattan, KS for a few years. Riding around the flint hills and Tuttle Creek is one of the things I miss most about living out there. Had my little XL250, I'd skip class and go put around trails instead.
 
CraigB said:
It's worth a shot. Last night she saw a Goldwing for sale and was talking about it a bit.

Well they let me take the MSF class on a Ruckus? :D
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Bikes are provided for you at the MSF classes.
 
CraigB said:
Good to know. What's the approximate cost for one of these classes?
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Depends on who's conducting them and to what degree the local dealers subsidize them; anywhere from free to $200 per participant with most being around $75-100. At least around here, anyway.
 
I'm thinking of taking an MSF course as well this year as well, albeit the advanced one.
 
I'm taking my MSF class next weekend. I can't wait. I'm very excited about it. The Mrs Shentar already took it, so its my turn now.
 
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