What is the Difference Between a Moped and a Regular Two-Wheeled Motorcycle?

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LaAngelina
07/30/25 12:20am
The differences between a moped and a regular two-wheeled motorcycle lie in their driving methods, engine displacement, and license requirements. Driving methods differ: Mopeds can be powered by either an internal combustion engine or an electric motor, whereas regular two-wheeled motorcycles are typically powered by an internal combustion engine and require gasoline as their fuel source. Engine displacement varies: According to regulations, if a moped uses an internal combustion engine, its displacement must not exceed 50ML; if it uses electric power, the total rated output power of the motor must not exceed 4KW. In contrast, regular two-wheeled motorcycles generally have a displacement of 110CC or more. License types differ: Motorcycle licenses are categorized into three types: D, E, and F. A moped requires an F-type license, while a regular two-wheeled motorcycle requires an E-type license. A D-type license covers ordinary three-wheeled motorcycles as well as the vehicles permitted by E and F licenses.
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