I have pirated the interesting note below from the AGLCA mailing list, as I think many cruisers are interested in the possibility of taking their own motorized bikes with them to the Bahamas.

The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism in the Bahamas first told me to call The Department of Transportation and gave me 2 phone numbers. I called each number and the lines were each cut off after 1 ring.
I again called the Ministry of Tourism and was then told to call "Road Traffic" art 242-325-3323.
I called there and was transferred to "Vehicle Licensing".
"Vehicle Licensing" informed that irrespective of the power of the engine, if the bicycle was to be used on a "public road", it had to be insured by a Bahamian Insurance Company and then licensed by the Bahamian Government when we checked in at Customs on arrival in the Bahamas.
We will attempt to do just that when we arrive at our first  destination.
Jerry & Myra Murray
MY HONEY-46' GB

I have pirated the interesting note below from the AGLCA mailing list, as I think many cruisers are interested in the possibility of taking their own motorized bikes with them to the Bahamas.

The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism in the Bahamas first told me to call The Department of Transportation and gave me 2 phone numbers. I called each number and the lines were each cut off after 1 ring.
I again called the Ministry of Tourism and was then told to call "Road Traffic" art 242-325-3323.
I called there and was transferred to "Vehicle Licensing".
"Vehicle Licensing" informed that irrespective of the power of the engine, if the bicycle was to be used on a "public road", it had to be insured by a Bahamian Insurance Company and then licensed by the Bahamian Government when we checked in at Customs on arrival in the Bahamas.
We will attempt to do just that when we arrive at our first  destination.
Jerry & Myra Murray
MY HONEY-46' GB