They Might ‘Look Really Cool,’ but These E-Dirt Bikes Are Illegal on B.C. Roads

They might ‘look really cool,’ but these e-dirt bikes are illegal on B.C. roads

E-dirt bike riders could be hit with a variety of financial penalties under the Motor Vehicle Act, including no insurance ($598), no licence ($276) and no helmet ($138).

E-Dirt bikes are not legal on local roads: North Van RCMP | North Shore Daily Post

North Vancouver RCMP is reminding people that E-Dirt bikes are not legal on local roads. E-Dirt bikes, particularly the Sur-Ron and Talaria brand bikes, have been making a noticeable appearance on the streets of North Vancouver, and the North Vancouver RCMP has seen a sharp rise in reports of dangerous and erratic behaviours from riders of these bikes. E-Dirt bikes are relatively new compared to traditional gas-powered dirt bikes. However, the r…