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I guess you never heard of Arizona. It must be modified to be street legal. Classified as a M/C.
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Yeah, I've heard of Arizona, but I didn't think street legal meant highway legal. Are you sure it's okay to ride down highways on it? I don't know how it could be classified as a motorcycle when federal law says motorcycles can only have a maximum of 3 wheels on the ground at a time.
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We ride for a short distance on the highway to get from one section to another on our local trails. The creek crossing is usually impassable so we zip on the highway and take the bridge. But its only like maybe 1/4 mile. We wait for traffic to clear and go. Not really wide open but a decent pace to get off the highway as quickly as possible. Atvs were never mean to be ridden wide open anyway. I'm not exactly sure how fast a Sportsman 700 can go flat out, I would guess about 65 mph. If you really wanted to ride at a constant fast speed, I wouldnt run it over about 45 mph. I had a friend who ruined the engine on his Grizzly 660 running it wide open for several miles. You can run wide open but only for a few seconds at a time. Its really hard on the engine. Imagine taking your car or truck and running it at top speed. How long would you expect it to last before the engine started showing severe signs of abuse?
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We ride for a short distance on the highway to get from one section to another on our local trails. The creek crossing is usually impassable so we zip on the highway and take the bridge. But its only like maybe 1/4 mile. We wait for traffic to clear and go. Not really wide open but a decent pace to get off the highway as quickly as possible. Atvs were never mean to be ridden wide open anyway. I'm not exactly sure how fast a Sportsman 700 can go flat out, I would guess about 65 mph. If you really wanted to ride at a constant fast speed, I wouldnt run it over about 45 mph. I had a friend who ruined the engine on his Grizzly 660 running it wide open for several miles. You can run wide open but only for a few seconds at a time. Its really hard on the engine. Imagine taking your car or truck and running it at top speed. How long would you expect it to last before the engine started showing severe signs of abuse?
I never planned to run wide open for more that a short duration. (from one trailhead to another)
Want to travel on city streets occasionally. (40-45 mph limit)