That sounds like a good reason to move to Az. :-) I wouldn't need my truck, I'd use my motorcycles & 4wheelers as my main source of transportation.

 

And we can ride all year long in a t-shirt.

 

I am so jealous. If It weren't so much work to move all the toys, I would consider moving there. It would take quite a few trips. I have 5 DS650's, a mint 200X, a Honda Odyssey, 7 motorcycles.. and a bunch of that non-important stuff, like clothes & dishes.

 

at least you have your priorities in order. and i screwed up on the speed ... its 65mph not 55mph.

 

BRP Bombardier DS650 Road Legal Quad Bikes Road legal kits for the DS.

 

That is a UK site and has no real bearing on US rules/laws because each state has different laws regarding what is and is not legal to be registered for use on the road.

""" this kit is intended to contribute towards making a sport or racing quad legal for use on British roads"""

Now if you can legally register a quad in Arizona, is that vehicle legal to ride in other states?

 

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I was wondering the same thing...

 

not sure about all the states but i know in california it doesn't matter about your home state... YOU CAN NOT RIDE ON THE STREETS there. i think it is the same in wisconsin.

 

License Plate + Stickers

 

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No, every state is different as far as licensing ATVs. CA doesn't let you do anything. I believe WI has a tire size limit.
AZ just started an OHV, off highway vehicle sticker. It's really confusing and has 3 stickers but I got the "primarily off road" sticker. It's still $25 but I don't have to pay regular vehicle tax on my plates which would go off value of your vehicle. I paid $5 for my plates for the year. In case you're wondering about our vehicle registration fees for cars and trucks, they go off of value. If you bought a $40,000 car, your registration would be about $600 a year and it would depreciate 16% every year. Unless the police see me driving on the road everyday to work, they can't say that my ATV is "primarily on road". Sort of a loophole that the UTV crowd found.