Definitions and registration requirements modification for motorized bicycles and motorcycles powered by electric motors

This bill updates Minnesota laws to clarify how high-speed electric vehicles, often called E-Motos, are classified and regulated based on their motor power and speed. It requires dealers selling certain electric motorized bicycles and motorcycles to hold a dealer license and explicitly prohibits vehicles not defined in state law from being operated on public roads. The legislation also allows some off-highway motorcycles to be registered for road use if they are modified with safety features like mirrors and lights, while excluding specific off-road vehicles such as go-carts and dune buggies from this registration option. These changes aim to provide clearer legal definitions for electric motorized devices without altering regulations for traditional electric-assisted bicycles.