How many cc’s, on a motorcycle, is the minimum for highway use in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts
Luca E asked:

I am wanting to get a motorcycle to keep Citgo from taking all of my pension money- Massachusetts is **** as to what is allowed and not allowed, so ugh.
I can not find the answer to save my life, hopefully you all can help.
Thanks



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4 Responses to 'How many cc’s, on a motorcycle, is the minimum for highway use in Massachusetts?'

  1. tekwatcher - September 17th, 2009 at 6:11 am

    I don’t think you have any restrictions like that. If it is fast enough to get on a highway (and/or has a large enough engine), then it is most likely considered a motorcycle (whether it is scooter on ***** like a Honda Silverwing or a full blown motorcycle).

    What restrictions are you referring to?

  2. beamer8z8 - September 18th, 2009 at 1:22 am

    I dont think there are any restrictions other than that it has to be able to reach highway speeds. I used to ride my 250cc ninja on the highway in Mass all the time. So i know a 250 is okay.

  3. stacebg - September 21st, 2009 at 12:47 pm

    wanna buy a nice 650 v star?
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  4. hidingchrome1 - September 24th, 2009 at 10:38 am

    Should be 175 cc’s thats what it is in all of the states I’ve lived in or visited. An easy way to tell -next time you’re getting on the highway look for a sign on the onramp it should say something about restrictions on size and bhp.


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