Checks out. Acty's are cheap.That's about USD 6,000, innit??
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Not street legal in CO.Checks out. Acty's are cheap.
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Awful tempted, not gonna lie.
not street legal period? or not street legal stock? I know in PA there are some very minor things that need to be added to get them tagged and titled to be street legal.Not street legal in CO.
What I read indicates that the state considers them a UTV. Not street legal at all. There was apparently a bill a while back that would have allowed them on surface/Sub 55MPH streets but it never made it out of committee due to safety concerns. Meanwhile, motorcyclists to continue riding without helmets in the state of CO.
I guess it depends on where you shop. I think my buddy paid $4k for his. He uses it to haul his trash cans to the end of his long ass driveway.I looked up the cost of some of those kei trucks a few years ago. They aren't that low cost unfortunately
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I believe Oregon is the same. It takes a little work, but they can be plated.
What I read indicates that the state considers them a UTV. Not street legal at all. There was apparently a bill a while back that would have allowed them on surface/Sub 55MPH streets but it never made it out of committee due to safety concerns. Meanwhile, motorcyclists to continue riding without helmets in the state of CO.
curiosity got to me, and i checked the PA DMV, things have changed. now they can only be registered as off road only, farm vehicles, or antiques (this is the one most people are using to get them, catch is they have to be 25 years old, flip side is once its registered antique there's no re-registration or inspections).
A buddy of mine informed me they are popular as farm vehicles in the Lancaster/York area
Well yeah for half price its a no brainer.
South Bristol?
South Eastern Michigan.
So Toledo?
Weirdly the Mountains seem to stop precisely at the Michigan and Ohio Border. Nobody has been able to ascertain why.
Glaciers, man... glaciers.
