Mail me at daanj@freeler.nl if you want pictures of my uncle's street legal '01 Kodiak.

 

Bigfish, do you know how much the license would cost? Please e-mail me too if someone finds out if this is possible.

 

Give me your E-Mail and I will forward you the info from myke tryke(he does conversions, and also tells you how to get your quad registered)

 

OregonMXracer, I sent you a message with my e-mail address. Thanks!

 

Powercat, Sorry I am unsure of the cost. Good Luck.

 

any1 want to chat

 

No i doubt he thought that. I live close to a Sheetz so when i need a fill up I just ride it down there along a trail by the road and pull in and fill up. When I do that i pull around the side and go in and pay and then leave. No one ever says anything.

 

hey guys,
i rember reading an article in dirtwheels probably 1 0r 2 years ago. the editors converted a warrior into a street legal quad. as a matter of fact they registered it in san diego i think. they road it throu the mountains on the twisty roads and i think they even took it down interstate 5 if i remember right. check it out. it's pritty cool. i'll look around for the mag and let you know what month and year it was.


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I've been on a website that specializes in street legal ATV's. You need a few things like a metal gas tank, horn, turn signals, headlight, mirrors, DOT approved tires, quiet exhaust with spark arrestor, and most probably a 4-stroke. In short, compare a street legal dirtbike with a non-legal dirtbike (like Suzuki's DR-400's). These requirements may vary from state to state.

 

I sent the info to most of you but a few e-Mail adresses I lost. Just check out Myke Tryke's website. You can find everything you need to know there.