Quad Bagger?
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From: Whittaker, MI
I applaud the effort put into that. It's just a shame that something like that can't be ridden in 90% of the states in the US due to DMV regs.
Honestly, I don't see why, if you put lights and the necessary additions on a quad, why you shouldn't be able to ride it on the road.
I can ride a three-wheeler on the road, but not a quad. I'd love to ride a quad on the road. Not that beastly Wingabago quad, but a 'normal' quad like I ride on the trails and what not.
I know here in MI, according to my instructor at school, who in addition to being an insturctor in the motorcycle service program, is a MSF instructor, a three-wheeler is still considered a motorcycle, while anything with 4 wheels is considered a car, and must meet car standards, of which a quad of any sort will not. Dumb in my eyes.
Honestly, I don't see why, if you put lights and the necessary additions on a quad, why you shouldn't be able to ride it on the road.
I can ride a three-wheeler on the road, but not a quad. I'd love to ride a quad on the road. Not that beastly Wingabago quad, but a 'normal' quad like I ride on the trails and what not.
I know here in MI, according to my instructor at school, who in addition to being an insturctor in the motorcycle service program, is a MSF instructor, a three-wheeler is still considered a motorcycle, while anything with 4 wheels is considered a car, and must meet car standards, of which a quad of any sort will not. Dumb in my eyes.
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From: Celebration, FL
I applaud the effort put into that. It's just a shame that something like that can't be ridden in 90% of the states in the US due to DMV regs.
Honestly, I don't see why, if you put lights and the necessary additions on a quad, why you shouldn't be able to ride it on the road.
I can ride a three-wheeler on the road, but not a quad. I'd love to ride a quad on the road. Not that beastly Wingabago quad, but a 'normal' quad like I ride on the trails and what not.
I know here in MI, according to my instructor at school, who in addition to being an insturctor in the motorcycle service program, is a MSF instructor, a three-wheeler is still considered a motorcycle, while anything with 4 wheels is considered a car, and must meet car standards, of which a quad of any sort will not. Dumb in my eyes.
Honestly, I don't see why, if you put lights and the necessary additions on a quad, why you shouldn't be able to ride it on the road.
I can ride a three-wheeler on the road, but not a quad. I'd love to ride a quad on the road. Not that beastly Wingabago quad, but a 'normal' quad like I ride on the trails and what not.
I know here in MI, according to my instructor at school, who in addition to being an insturctor in the motorcycle service program, is a MSF instructor, a three-wheeler is still considered a motorcycle, while anything with 4 wheels is considered a car, and must meet car standards, of which a quad of any sort will not. Dumb in my eyes.
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From: Whittaker, MI
Are bikes with Voyager kits considered cars in Michigan? They have 4 wheels.
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