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Title: Why cant an ATV be ridden on the street ??? Post by: acamoeiger on July 26, 2006, 09:21:06 PM What is the difference between an ATV and a moped ?? My Eiger goes faster, Its safer, It has lights, And you can put turn signals on it. Its quiet too. Just wondering if anyone knows. I would rather ride my quad to work than drive my truck... :dunno.gif
Title: Re: Why cant an ATV be ridden on the street ??? Post by: Southern4x4 on July 26, 2006, 09:23:42 PM The tree huggers,saftey deparment,the government said we cant
Title: Re: Why cant an ATV be ridden on the street ??? Post by: 561rincon on July 26, 2006, 09:31:09 PM i read 4wheeler magazine that a guy wrote a letter and pic of him riding in canada he said legal there. i know rhinos are legal in arizona if you put horn and blinkers on it.
Title: Re: Why cant an ATV be ridden on the street ??? Post by: UncleRico on July 26, 2006, 09:41:19 PM Imagine the savings in gas.
Title: Re: Why cant an ATV be ridden on the street ??? Post by: Chillinthemost on July 26, 2006, 10:46:57 PM Hell, in this state you can barely ride them off road.
As far as gas savings, my truck gets better mileage than my Quad. It would be fun though. Title: Re: Why cant an ATV be ridden on the street ??? Post by: cheropride on July 27, 2006, 08:08:42 AM Live in South Florida, I refuse drive anything smaller than a mack truck (lol)... No seriously, yea it would be cool. But would need street tires, we'd kill our tires in no time.
My little neighborhood is pretty cool though, ;) sometimes we all ride around just in our neighborhood. Like from house to house, the cops are okay w/it as long as we dont haul butt or anything like that. Never had a problem, but alot of it has to do w/neighborhood, pretty much you don't mess w/me, I don't mess w/you... We just don't do it too much cause eats tires bad.... Title: Re: Why cant an ATV be ridden on the street ??? Post by: VForcedave on July 27, 2006, 08:13:40 AM You can by a street legal Golf Cart now. The only differance is Bumpers, brake and turn lights, seat belts and liscense and registration.
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