I live in MD and I know several neighbors of mine who have street legal quads. they have to have a working headlight, brake-light, speedometer, turn signals, and have to atleast be able to go 80 mph.
I'm in pa , I just finished converting a dirt bike to a street legal supermoto bike ... worked out well . I am planing street legal ltr 450 . The title will be branded ORV ... my new title that came back with a MC brand and also had a notation of modified .
I think I would have to go after a specially modified title ... I have to talk to my inspection guy ... Is it a motor or is it a car ... I will have to have the machine inspected ... my guy dose both ...
Europe has a classification of quadcycle ... thats what we need .
You could also just find a old cycle frame with a clean title ... then your automaticlly a motorcycle ...question being will a state inspection station inspect it ...most guys would not want to write that sticker .
I think a bill needs to be passed , you would figure the cycle manufactures would be pushing for this .
Hey, does anybody have any info on getting a quad street legal in... ugh.. new jersey :/
I have no problems with getting DOT tires, turn signals, a speedometer, horn, mirrors, etc. Piece of cake. But its the actual legal footwork that I need a little help with.
First of all, what is the name of the specific document that lays out all the motor vehicle laws and regulations? I'd like to look through that and trust me, I'm pretty dam good at finding loopholes haha.
oh and i just got around to thinking, does anyone think i should try writing to the AMA? i guess it couldnt hurt. they definatley know how to make **** happen as far as legal stuff goes, thats for sure.
Im in NJ and would love to do something like this here too. Maybe we can work together on a project like this do you have an email addy? eddomingo@hotmail.com
why not street legal?
