KLX250S - Cannot Ride on Street
#23
04-05-2012 | 05:02 PM
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#24
04-05-2012 | 05:08 PM
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Not anymore, Scott...LOL!
Hey, I'm heading out to southern Utah at the end of the month to ride some new stuff to me in the Comb Ridge/Wash area. Can't wait. Wish you hadn't gotten buggered up.
Hey, I'm heading out to southern Utah at the end of the month to ride some new stuff to me in the Comb Ridge/Wash area. Can't wait. Wish you hadn't gotten buggered up.
#25
04-05-2012 | 06:17 PM
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I have never been hassled here, much like Idaho and Scott, Montana pretty much lets you license what ever you got.
Some people do abuse it though and sometimes I see race quads and race bikes without any lights or plates ripping around. So I could see where some people get mad.
Heck, the bike cops here give you the "motorcycle wave" when they go by.
Some people do abuse it though and sometimes I see race quads and race bikes without any lights or plates ripping around. So I could see where some people get mad.
Heck, the bike cops here give you the "motorcycle wave" when they go by.
#27
04-05-2012 | 06:21 PM
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You aren't the only one wishing I hadn't been buggered. Bearing weight since Tuesday. I WILL be walking by next Tuesday, or at least that's the goal. Still no wheels for 4 weeks though. waah.
#28
04-05-2012 | 06:46 PM
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I use to ride this bike until 2 years ago because I got tired of the cops always showing up at my house. Every time the cops showed up, it was the same story. Someone was riding a very loud "racing bike" on the streets. Racing bike I think not! 2-stroke, yes indeed and about 8 times louder than the KLX. But 100% street legal. One time a cop came to my house for the 2nd time took one look at me, and said "I remember you, just never mind I'll be on my way now I know your bike is legal." People just need to leave other people alone. But, I will see what will happen this year, because I put plates back on it.
In Sacramento, if your house is robbed they won't even come out. They tell you to fill out a police report online. About 6 years ago someone drove down our street and shot the windows out of a bunch of cars. I called 911 and they said they're too busy to come out. It wasn't until all the neighbors starting calling 911 they eventually sent a cruiser by.
#29
04-05-2012 | 07:23 PM
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I had a cop pull me over in the woods when riding in the state forest! I got him on my go pro in case he decided to go nuts 
NJ sucks for being able to ride my bike, I get looks wherever I go like I'm doing something illegal. Last week I loaded the bike into my truck just to get where I needed to go to avoid the hassle
NJ sucks for being able to ride my bike, I get looks wherever I go like I'm doing something illegal. Last week I loaded the bike into my truck just to get where I needed to go to avoid the hassle
#30
04-05-2012 | 09:03 PM
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If you aren't having "Main Stream" fun like golf, you are subject to being hassled.
Our FUN is looked down upon the same as Sport shooting, and cow tipping!!!!
Ha Ha, what better fun than a day of riding, an afternoon of 500 rounds through an AK, and then a little cow tippin' in the evening?????
Damn, i would sleep good that night.
Our FUN is looked down upon the same as Sport shooting, and cow tipping!!!!
Ha Ha, what better fun than a day of riding, an afternoon of 500 rounds through an AK, and then a little cow tippin' in the evening?????
Damn, i would sleep good that night.