Why Can't Off-Road Motorcycles Be Driven on Public Roads?
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All motor vehicles need to be registered and licensed at the local vehicle management office before they can be driven on public roads. Here is the relevant introduction: Off-Road Motorcycles: Off-road motorcycles, also known as non-road two-wheeled motorcycles, are uniformly referred to as ORV (Off-Road Vehicles) in the EU and the US, along with ATVs, UTVs, BAJA, and Go-karts. They are a type of motorcycle used in motorcycle sports or off-road races held on closed off-road tracks. Off-road motorcycles originated in the UK and can be traced back to British-Scrambling competitions. The name is derived from the integration of the definitions of 'motorcycle' and 'off-road racing vehicle.' Environmental Considerations: In China, young men are no longer favoring the purchase of small cars and have instead fallen in love with motorcycles. Especially the exquisitely packaged and aesthetically pleasing off-road motorcycles are the most popular among young Chinese men.