No. This vehicle is illegal to travel on public roads or highways in many countries. Besides vehicle type, local laws have much to do with road use eligibility. Consider both of these factors before making modifications; otherwise, all your efforts may not pay off.

Firstly, its powertrain has to pass EPA testing, and if the brand wants to sell it in California, CARB testing. Hence, it needs a catalytic converter and an exhaust that isn’t obnoxiously (and illegally) loud. Secondly, the dirt bike needs to have things like a headlight, taillight, brake light, horn, and a rear license plate mount with lights.