BCGPER
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- Location
- Sunny Arizona
The plate light is required to pass the safety inspection
Street-legal buggys - It Passed!
- Thread starter drtsqrl
- Start date
- Location
- SPANISH FORK, UTAH
Every agent that I have talked to and that my agent has talked to have not found anybody or any company that will insure a ATV or full size ATV for the street. He, as in my agent recommended just insuring it normally. Then tell if there is an issue, so play dumb.
I go through Progressive, the policy say off road but I had my agent call them directly and they will cover it on the streets. They said they just haven't developed a Policy that covers an off road vehicle for street use, but they will cover it. I thought the state would contact me for failure to properly insure but I haven't had any problems so far.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
I still think it should say Prius.
- Location
- SPANISH FORK, UTAH
I hope to have mine done before the deer hunt. How did you do the insurance on it? My 4 wheeler was easy, I'm a little worried about the buggy though.
BCGPER
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- Sunny Arizona
I'm really curious, how are you guys getting past the 29" tire rule and the 70" max width? Am I reading the rules wrong?
RockChucker
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- Location
- Highland
Read the first post. Max tire size is 44". These are "full size" atvs.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Shane, don't take this the wrong way but... your rearend looks great.
BCGPER
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- Sunny Arizona
Ah, gotcha!
UNSTUCK
But stuck more often.
Shane, don't take this the wrong way but... your rearend looks great.
How could that possibly be taken the wrong way?
The guy at the shop had a print out from 2011 that only showed ATV and UTV rules. I told him there are new rules that allow 93" and up to 44" tires for Full-Size ATV. He pulled it up on the highway patrol website and said "good to know!".
Shane, don't take this the wrong way but... your rearend looks great.
:chris:
Evolved
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- Location
- Your Mothers Dwelling
For those of you who have successfully registered a buggy for street use what did you do for a horn? Junk yard pull, a $900 Kleinn Air Horn set up or ?????
I have been looking at the Hella Twin Supertone horns
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Exterior...spx?t_c=3&t_s=241&t_pt=5786&t_pn=HLA003399801
Not asking if you think these would work as I'm sure they would, I am more looking for different ideas prior to pulling the trigger on them.
I have been looking at the Hella Twin Supertone horns
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Exterior...spx?t_c=3&t_s=241&t_pt=5786&t_pn=HLA003399801
Not asking if you think these would work as I'm sure they would, I am more looking for different ideas prior to pulling the trigger on them.
RogueJeepr
Here!
- Location
- Utah
If only you could hear that horn before buying it [emoji1] .
I like low sounding horns. Something that says "move it". 70's to mid 80's Lincoln's or other big cars. A high pitched horn just sounds sissy to me.
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I like low sounding horns. Something that says "move it". 70's to mid 80's Lincoln's or other big cars. A high pitched horn just sounds sissy to me.
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RockChucker
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- Location
- Highland
I got a roots horn from trail worthy fab
