So, what your saying is, a IRS is the way to go, for road riding?

 

Thanks lots for the comments of the Grizzy. I like the tribal a lot, it does set it off don't it. Sorry guys, I have been gone for a week in Trinidad, CO. (Farthest south you can get on I-25 and still be in CO.) for an NRA Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor course. Lots of fun, Heckuva lotta shooting and classes. Here's what I did to have my Grizz made street legal. Got a little "blindspot" mirror, put it over the 16 YOA warning sticker and bought the plates. There is no requirement for a horn in Wyoming. The plates were $129.00. I had to get insurance (was going to anyway) for $268.00 a year (Progressive) and went and took the test to get a motorcycle endorsement put on my regular lic. ($18.00) I did all of this without anyone looking at the Grizz (no inspection needed) And yes I did get lots of "looks". A cop pulled up beside me and said,"That thing is nice." Then I popped a wheelie when the light turned green and he started laughing. I just got home a few hours ago and it's raining. I want to take my fly pole and drive it (I drive it on the roads and ride it on the trails) to the local lake and fish. I guess I will wait for a while and see if it clears off. Later Guys and it's good to be back. Later, TW

 

if you guys know anyone or have relatives from wyoming use there address and plate your atv here. Other states from what im told have to honor our plate.

 

i dont think that will work or more ppl would be doing it, but if it is legal i will probely have to take a trip and get my kfx fixed.

 

Nice try[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]But, don't think so[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

i do know a guy that did do that from nebraska and hasnt had any problems yet.

 

I bet wheelies on that 2 wheeled Raptor are interesting! I visited my Bro-in-law, in Utah, and we were riding the streets all the way to the trails. He said it was legal, and people did it all the time, but maybe the cops are just tolerant. Utah people, SPEAK UP!

 

So far, I have only heard about three states that do it. Wyoming, Arizona, and Montana. There may be more that I don't know of.

 

Idaho too. just need a mirror and horn.

 

I read that it is legal in Iowa, or at least that you don't need a flag anymore to ride on roads. So if they changed the law to not needing a flag, it must be legal somehow. I ride mine on the gravel roads all the time, never tried it on the highway though, i would probably get run over on my blaster.