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What cc motorcycle can go on the highway?

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HaileyMarie

07/30/25 9:44am

Motorcycles with 50cc can go on the highway. Highway considerations for motorcycles: Confirm city regulations: In China, although motorcycles are allowed on highways, not all cities permit motorcycles on their highways. It depends on local regulations. Speed requirements: The displacement must meet the standard. There are clear speed regulations on highways. The maximum speed for cars is 120 km/h, but the maximum speed for motorcycles on highways cannot exceed 80 km/h, and the minimum speed cannot be below 60 km/h. Complete documents and full equipment: To ride a motorcycle on the highway, you need a driver's license, vehicle registration, and a helmet. Additionally, carrying passengers on the back of the motorcycle is not allowed. Meaning of motorcycle CC: CC usually refers to the unit of displacement for motorcycles. The calculation method for motorcycle displacement: Cylinder cross-sectional area X stroke X number of cylinders = total displacement in cc. The larger the displacement, the higher the fuel consumption and horsepower. The smaller the displacement, the lower the fuel consumption and horsepower.

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