I think its funny how we're required to register every other year to make our machines "legal", yet the state really doesnt provide us with too many places to ride legally. Dont get me wrong, I register mine in the event I get stopped so it wont get impounded, but I think the whole process is just another scam by the state. Im just going to keep doing what I've been doing like Wilson and keep on riding.

 

Couple things about these wonderful stickers!

Once they are on dont try moving them, my brother had air bubbles in his and tried to peel it back to fix, now he has big "Void" across the spot it was at.

Now that they are saving money on the cost of the reg, sticker must be cheaper than a plate...where is my money going? I too have been using state land to recreate on since the mid 80's, but the areas are diminishing! They recently cut out 10 more miles of dirt bike trails in Freetown state forest...we cant ride there because they are cutting down the trees...sort of like they did in October Mtn.

 

I have yet to get the stickers, hope the plate is still ok. Inmates at Walpole will have to find something to fill the void of plate making, or maybe they are on strike.

 

Me either. Don't worry about the inmates, MA RMV will come up with another "specialty" plate....how about Save the ATV's

 

massachusetts is such an insipid state- if it were to be known the earth would blow up tomorrow, mass rmv & ep would still ban ATV's on state parks and cite you... that's how pathetic this state is.

nanny nanny nanny

 

So I just registered both my daughter's KFX 90s. I asked the woman at the Worcester rmv about the stickers (very nice older woman). She said it was a horrible design. I mentioned to her I have no place to put them on the 90s there is little amount of plastic. She told me to keep the stickers with me or under the seat and if stopped ask the officer where he recomend that they be placed? Doesn't sound like she was a fan of the change