Is it legal to operate a street legal motorcycle with no shirt and sandels, in Pennsylvania?

Question

Is it legal to operate a street legal motorcycle with no shirt and sandels, in Pennsylvania?

Answer 1

When did they start offering skin transplants for retards, it is legal but he will likely lose his feet and pray that he dies on the way to the hospital should he have an accident....dumb@$$

Answer 2

Yes. I ride without a shirt quite often. Sandals? That's a different story.

Answer 3

Just make sure you're wearing a speedo.

Answer 4

legal yeah as long as you have head and eye gear.  not the smartest seeing as if you lay it down you will be very hurt , and road rash is not fun to have. nor risking braking body parts

Answer 5

Yes, it's legal.  I've been riding for a long time.  I always wear riding boots, never sandals, regardless of the temperature.  That's my preference.  When it gets warm (over 80) I ride without a shirt most of the time, and never wear a helmet.  Wear, or don't wear what you want.  Everyones got their own opinion on what to wear, but the only opinion that counts is yours.  Enjoy your freedom.

Answer 6

Yeah you can but it is the upmost g*y squid thing you can do.

Answer 7

Give it a 'go' and let us all know how it works out for ya.

But before you go let me share a life lesson with you.

I tried this once about 25 years ago. Unzipped the sleeves of my riding jacket to "LOOK COOL". At a speed of about 85-90 miles an hour my bike went into a speed wobble and spit me out on the road.  I have no idea how far I slid down the road on the face of my helmet - my forearms and my belt buckle. The belt buckle was 1/4 " thick brass and today I can use it as a cutting blade. My future wife got to change the bandages on my arms for almost a year and I carry the scars to this day. Itches like a ***** when its hot out and I have no feeling on the skin of my left outer forearm. But to my benefit I can't grow hair on my forearms either. I have to wear sleeves when it's sunny out because my arms burn instantly when exposed to sunlight. This is a result of the fact that there is no epidermal layer to protect the underlying tissues. And I can't wear a watch on either wrist because it irritates the scar tissue too much.

Answer 8

legal ?yes

stupid ? yes again

squid ? yes

Answer 9

not very smart at all. And yea g*y!

Answer 10

I'm a Biker with 30 yrs of riding under my belt. I'm also a E.M.T. with 12yrs on the job. All I can say is if your riding this way,I hope I'm way out front of you when I ride in Pa.