new bill for orvs on roads

That would be great. I have a couple military M998 Humvee that have ORV titles. I had been trying to figure out ways to get them road legal.
 
I could see this, maybe, being feasible and useful up north. I don't think it's very good idea in the metro area. Speaking as someone with several ORVs, allowing quads and dirt bikes to run Woodward at 45+ MPH just doesn't very smart.
 
Killjoy said:
I could see this, maybe, being feasible and useful up north. I don't think it's very good idea in the metro area. Speaking as someone with several ORVs, allowing quads and dirt bikes to run Woodward at 45+ MPH just doesn't very smart.
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Agree, but I also don't see a lot of quad riders wanting to install windshields, wipers, windshield washers, seat belts, turn signals, etc
 
Killjoy said:
I could see this, maybe, being feasible and useful up north. I don't think it's very good idea in the metro area. Speaking as someone with several ORVs, allowing quads and dirt bikes to run Woodward at 45+ MPH just doesn't very smart.
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:huh: just doesn't very smart. Hehehe jk.

Would this scenario would make Michigan look like Vietnam? Would the state lose money from cheaper license plates, people burning less gas?


*Insert picture of China...Vietnam...Scooterville*
 
AutoRoc said:
:huh: just doesn't very smart. Hehehe jk.

Would this scenario would make Michigan look like Vietnam? Would the state lose money from cheaper license plates, people burning less gas?

*Insert picture of China...Vietnam...Scooterville*
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unless the orv is equipped with a fuel tank capacity to accomodate a far commuting range for DD use, I wouldn't expect it to throw off the current usage.
 
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