What are the differences between a moped and a regular two-wheeled motorcycle?

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The differences between a moped and a regular two-wheeled motorcycle are as follows: Different driving methods: Mopeds can be driven by either internal combustion engines or electric motors, while regular two-wheeled motorcycles are normally driven by internal combustion engines and require gasoline as the driving energy source. Different engine displacements: According to relevant regulations, if a moped uses an internal combustion engine, its displacement must not exceed 50ML. If it uses electric drive, the total rated output power of the motor must not exceed 4KW. In contrast, the displacement of regular two-wheeled motorcycles is generally above 110CC. Different types of driving licenses: Motorcycle driving licenses can be divided into: License D, License E, and License F. Among them, the corresponding driving license type for mopeds is License F, while the driving license type for regular two-wheeled motorcycles is License E.