why should 4 wheelers be aloud on the roads
May 10, 2004 | 07:56 PM
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why should 4 wheelers be aloud on the roads
In Pennsylvania, we are forced to:
have a liscence plate/registration like a car, that we have to pay for,
have liability insurance like a car, that we have to pay for,
have absolutely no right to any roads, trails,etc.
have a liscence plate/registration like a car, that we have to pay for,
have liability insurance like a car, that we have to pay for,
have absolutely no right to any roads, trails,etc.
May 10, 2004 | 10:08 PM
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why should 4 wheelers be aloud on the roads
o really what is wrong with my cruseing my kfx 400 down the road? it could do around 70 b4 i sold it. And it was not that unstable, i could handle it. I can see that they dont need to be on interstates or other high trafic roads but what is wrong with me riding around my house going to the trails. i live in a royul area, i will drive on the road no matter what and could careless what everyone says. cops rarely give tickets. so let it live, mabey inforce an inspection like cars and it would be great.
May 10, 2004 | 10:50 PM
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why should 4 wheelers be aloud on the roads
O really???????
Consider yourself to be lucky that you haven't been caught and that you haven't been hurt.
In the state of Mississippi, you don't get tickets. You get arrested.......$250 bail, $250 fine. A misdemeanor that goes on your official Police record. Your ATV will be impounded. $100 to get it from the cops, and then another $50-$100 for the wrecker company for towing it in. If you weren't wearing a helmet when you were caught, the motorcycle helmet law is also applied, a flat rate fine of $500...AND it goes on your traffic record and not your police record.
If you could afford $1200 for each ride on the highway, then fine. If your state doesn't care and none of these laws apply to you, then shame on them.
If you want to ride on the road, buy a motorcycle and keep the ATV where it belongs.
Consider yourself to be lucky that you haven't been caught and that you haven't been hurt.
In the state of Mississippi, you don't get tickets. You get arrested.......$250 bail, $250 fine. A misdemeanor that goes on your official Police record. Your ATV will be impounded. $100 to get it from the cops, and then another $50-$100 for the wrecker company for towing it in. If you weren't wearing a helmet when you were caught, the motorcycle helmet law is also applied, a flat rate fine of $500...AND it goes on your traffic record and not your police record.
If you could afford $1200 for each ride on the highway, then fine. If your state doesn't care and none of these laws apply to you, then shame on them.
If you want to ride on the road, buy a motorcycle and keep the ATV where it belongs.
May 10, 2004 | 11:47 PM
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why should 4 wheelers be aloud on the roads
i GOT A SOLUTION FOR YALL PROBLEMS THAT WORKS WELL FOR ME.I LIVE IN NYC BUSY CITY STREETS NO DIRT TRAILS.STREET RIDING. SO I RUN FROM COPS BUT WHEN THERE COMES A TINE WHERE THE COPS BOX ME IN OR I GET STUCK I GET OFF AND RUN AND JUST REPORT MY ATV STOLEN.I GET IT BACK SAME DAY... LOL [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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May 11, 2004 | 12:11 AM
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why should 4 wheelers be aloud on the roads
Originally posted by: Specialyst
also please post something more relavant to the topic lol
also please post something more relavant to the topic lol
It just plain dangerous to ride solid axle quads on hard surface roads and take knowsalot advice.
May 11, 2004 | 12:14 AM
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why should 4 wheelers be aloud on the roads
Well im not trying to knock anybody but im not fortunate enough to have a riding area near me or a truck or trailer to go to a riding spot. so i must do what i must. you feel me