Are you a motorcycle enthusiast looking to take part in the Bucks County Classic? Before you hit the track, it's essential to understand the rules and regulations for motorcycle racing in Bucks County. Pennsylvania motorcycle laws require all riders under the age of 21 to wear a protective helmet while riding a motorcycle. Those 21 and older should also wear a helmet if they don't have more than two years of driving experience or if they haven't completed a state-approved motorcycle safety course. Motorcycles must also have at least one mirror that provides an unobstructed view of the road just behind the motorcycle. The seventeenth edition of the Bucks County Classic will be attended by at least 100 drivers who will cover a 1.4-mile course surrounding the Doylestown Art Festival.
It is illegal to make any changes to the motorcycle's muffler system that are intended to increase the amount of noise emitted. All motorcyclists must also protect their eyes while driving. The event also includes free races for children, a parade where you can bring your own bike, and a community area with games, gifts and entertainment. As an expert in Pennsylvania motorcycle laws, I highly recommend staying up-to-date on all regulations to protect your safety and ensure that you ride your motorcycle within the limits of the law. If you've been in a motorcycle accident and have suffered injuries, it's important to speak with a personal injury lawyer about your rights to recover damages.
