Are you required to have auto insurance for mopeds?
78542
No I don't believe you have to have insurance but you might want to double check with an insurance company first
78543
Yes, most of the States do require an insurance for these BUT check with your local DMV for the rules in your city.
654081
I purchased this in October 2014 and had it installed.You could have a brake for additional protection but there is no real need.The plugs provided with the system are more than sufficient IMHO.
108288
As I understand it YES. Assuming that you have a plug-in car. What is NOT covered is installation. Just unit and mounting kit (if purchased). Unless you have it installed as part of a SOLAR PANEL system.
864871
All States have different laws for this scooter. Please check with your local DMV for more info
1142322
In most states your drivers license covers these too. You do need to tag and insure
2182307
I'm fairly certain it should be no problem to fit on a motocycle. I purchased one for my moped and there is a lot of excess on the cover. Plus there is elastic pieces which helps stay on the wheels. Should work no problem! Hope that helps.
413582
Covers are optional and are not motorized. I bought the clear covers and they protect very well from rocks and road debris. They snap on and are about 15 bucks.
351042
Manufacturers receive their UL listing based upon testing done with their own breakers and no one else. If you install different MFR breakers just because they fit, you will void your warranty and assume liability. If you have a problem, your insurance co can refuse your claim since you had equipment installed that was not according to the original manufacturer's specs. Therefore, it is not a question of whether you can, but whether you should. And that answer is "NO".
465098
No it doesn't Void the warranty. But if something happens to the engine they have to prove that its the fault of the mod.
529072
Email the seller to see what they are offering - if any. I don't have one & when u activate a phone with Verizon it is your own device so you can't add the insurance.
1834583
The only way to know that is by checking with your local code. I would say no it does not. What it makes cars do is slow down to check it out. Which is safer for both you and the moterist.
2070718
You should check with your local DMV, however, I believe you will need a drivers license.
1267888
as far as I know if it's electronic and you purchase a warranty it is covered
1960435
I don't believe that the size of moped or shooter that you have will provide enough charging power in order to keep up with the drain on the electrical system .. if you can find out if the charging system is enough to run the system then go for it
1583036
It won't cover both. If you are purchasing them together in a package and cannot pay to insure them individually then the insurance webpage will only allow you to insure either the camera or the lens, but not both. The only way around it is talking directly to the insurance company to see if they will allow you to insure both as a package.
1994146
dont know! lol bought it for my brother. if you have homeowners insurance you should be all set! lmao
81490
Absolutely. Most home and renter insurance policies will not cover any damage to your home that is found to be the result of plugging in a device that is not listed by UL or another accredited testing organization.