Street Legal

[ryder133]

thats for Utah

you can find more info here
http://www.atvstyle.com/street-legal-atv

I'am in Vancouver so I don't think that will apply

 

[duneracerweston]

Read the whole page it dose apply

 

[ryder133]

Sorry sometimes I skim things when I read them. That's cool!

 

[duneracerweston]

ive done some looking and such on the forums because tx dmv website was no help but it seams if the machine has a custom or experimental frame it can be registered as a experimental on hwy machine as long as the dmv inspector approves and if its registered that means if you can get insurance and inspected its legal!!

 

[bones]

im thinking the easiest way would be to get an old enduro (off/on road) like an xt350 or tt350 and cut the neck off it .. weld the neck with the vin to the warrior just above to upper steering stem mount and find a way to run the steering stem through the neck and run the enduro tittle calling it an modded bike

 

[duneracerweston]

That would work too

 

[ryder133]

I was talking to my dad about this and he was saying "If you can make ATV's street legal here then why don't I see them driving around?"

 

[rappy'97]

I was talking to my dad about this and he was saying "If you can make ATV's street legal here then why don't I see them driving around?"

Because people are too lazy to build a street fighter...

 

[ryder133]

Because people are too lazy to build a street fighter...

I kinda want to save up for another Warrior and have one for the street and then one for the trails. Then get a trailer to tow the trail bike behind the street bike :haha:

 

[duneracerweston]

And its gonna take wheels tires dedicated gearing alot of wireing and a good bit of know how

 

[ryder133]

Yeah I would want CFM's lowering for front and back. Try to get it as low as I can.