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Title: Quads street legal Post by: FishaHallic on May 27, 2006, 10:02:29 PM Just got back from a South Dakota vacation and could not believe what I saw. I saw at least 6-8 quads driving down the roads with tags. I reckon you can get tags out there for these things. I didn't see any specials equipment on these things they just looked like regular quads. I don't know if I would want to ride on the road too much they seem a little tippy if you have to swerve too sharp.
Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: Alba450 on May 28, 2006, 03:29:54 AM Different States have different laws. So yea it would be sweet to ride our quads on the roads.
Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: UncleRico on May 28, 2006, 08:01:36 AM Imagine how much gas you would save.
Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: Alba450 on May 28, 2006, 09:29:54 AM Imagine how much gas you would save. Yea you would save alot of gas. And it will be kool to ride around on our quads to the store and to freinds house's. I would just have to buy some TT tires and I'll be set 8) Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: Ida_Mann on May 28, 2006, 10:30:18 AM one of these days I'm gonna take my quad with me on a trip and go license it in another state,,,,then go riding where I want in FL ;-)
Id@ Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: MachineDog on May 28, 2006, 11:49:15 AM I thought you could do it in florida too if you get the proper equipment like turn signals and stuff. Pretty sure anyway. Around here you'll see it alot too, just would be nice not to get stopped by the cops. I mean, there's enduros like the XR650R. :S
Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: TRX450R_Racer on May 28, 2006, 12:03:27 PM You can't rida a quad legally on the streets in FL. The law states you can't driave any 4 wheeled vehicle on the street that you have to straddle the seat. If you made a 1 wheel swingarm you could do it. Then it would be a three wheeler. A couple of years back there was an article in Dirt Wheels about a guy who did that to a Raptor and road it from California to Jacksonville. They showed a picture of him getting pulled over.
Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: Alba450 on May 28, 2006, 12:29:26 PM one of these days I'm gonna take my quad with me on a trip and go license it in another state,,,,then go riding where I want in FL ;-) Id@ Yea you got a good idea but will the FL laws let it go? ??? Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: dreadhed on May 30, 2006, 09:26:31 PM I want to take one of my 350Xs & make it street legal. I need to go get all the info on what has to be done. I know you need lights, brake light & street tires.
Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: superstar on June 01, 2006, 04:30:37 PM I thought you could do it in florida too if you get the proper equipment like turn signals and stuff. Pretty sure anyway. Around here you'll see it alot too, just would be nice not to get stopped by the cops. I mean, there's enduros like the XR650R. :S I dont see why there could be to many restrictions on em. Hell theres no state inspection on vehicles. Whats the difference in me runnin the z monster down the road at 45 or 50 and jose luis gonzalez frias dominguez runnin his 1980 toyota corolla down the same road. Odds are if i didnt have any turn signals at all id atleast have as many as he does. Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: Chuck_Norris on June 01, 2006, 06:20:23 PM There was a fella in Daytona during BikeWeek that had converted a Banshee to a Sing rear Swinger and had tagged it. wicked looking driving around main street
Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: 450rcrazy on June 01, 2006, 08:21:24 PM I've seen many cruiser bikes with no turn signals,and there licensed .They just use hand signals to signal direction. :-\
Title: Re: Quads street legal Post by: dreadhed on June 01, 2006, 08:51:35 PM I don't think you have to have blinkers.
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