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question - how did you guys get your 450's street legal? is it easy in your state?
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We can plate any cc four stroke in the state of Mn. Must be two wheels however. Although, with that said, there is a very very long process you can go through to plate a 4 wheeler. My buddy has one.
Basically we go through the DNR and from them we receive a sticker. However you obtain this sticker at the DMV, to get it you must fill out a short amount of paperwork aka vin, engine #s, and address. Then you must check a box that says that it has a headlight, one mirror, a horn, a running light, and a brake light. Upon doing that you become legal! They never look at the bike.. It's all based on the honor system. With that said... You wont get very far with a plate duct taped to your tail.
We can plate little fiddys, which is sick!
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i know this dude personally, bad ass 50. id offer to trade him
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We can plate any cc four stroke in the state of Mn. Must be two wheels however. Although, with that said, there is a very very long process you can go through to plate a 4 wheeler. My buddy has one.
Basically we go through the DNR and from them we receive a sticker. However you obtain this sticker at the DMV, to get it you must fill out a short amount of paperwork aka vin, engine #s, and address. Then you must check a box that says that it has a headlight, one mirror, a horn, a running light, and a brake light. Upon doing that you become legal! They never look at the bike.. It's all based on the honor system. With that said... You wont get very far with a plate duct taped to your tail.
We can plate little fiddys, which is sick!
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jealous