#STREET LEGAL AUTOMATIC MOTORCYCLE HOW TO#

I ride a bike that gets ~70MPG and even with it, it's hard to make a purely economic case for riding vs. An early 90s Civic will have a total cost of ownership that's similar to a motorcycle (factoring in gas, tires, insurance, safety equipment, maintenance, etc.). If your primary goal is really to save money on gas, you are probably better off getting a beater economy car and driving that. But they are rare and unloved among motorcyclists for a variety of reasons. The old Hondamatics, as mentioned by others, plus I think Victory has some really big cruisers with ATs. There aren't a lot of automatic-trans motorcycles. I'm all for motorcycling but I'm not really sure you want a motorcycle. I expect I could probably invest about a grand in the motorcyle and another $500 in the sidecar. Any help in this endeavor would be greatly appreciated. Also I am planing on selling my gas guzzling SUV to finance this so I would like to add a sidecar so I can drive my two unlicensed roommates around if necessary. I'm decently mechanically inclined so if you think it would benefit me to build my own please send me a link to so good instructional videos or at least the require specifications to make it street legal. I don't know what is a cheap but reliable model to look for.

#STREET LEGAL AUTOMATIC MOTORCYCLE HOW TO#

I have tried and fail many times to learn how to use a manual so I really need an automatic. I'm tired of either spending a quarter of my paycheck on gas or waking up an extra two hours early to ride my moped. I've driven a moped for about 4 years now and I love the sense of freedom it offers but I just started a new job that has a terrible commute. Stolen bikes belong in local subreddits.Showing off Bikes or Gear? Click Here Looking for purchase advice? Click Here /r/motorcycles stickers

Street legal automatic motorcycle