Sparks City Attorney Wes Duncan is warning riders and parents about the dangers and illegal use of electric dirt bikes and motorcycles as citations, crashes, and community complaints continue to rise.
“We are seeing a disturbing increase in unlicensed, high-speed electric dirt bike use in densely populated neighborhoods and high-traffic roadways,” Duncan said. “These bikes are not street legal, and the way they are being operated, primarily by juveniles, poses a significant risk to the riders and the public. Although the City Attorney’s Office appreciates outdoor recreation, use of these electronic dirt bikes will not be tolerated in this manner in the City of Sparks.”
City officials say electric off-road models, including brands such as SurRon, Talaria, and E-Pro, are not permitted on sidewalks, city parks, paths, or public roads, with limited exceptions…