I beg to differ. These street legal Quadcycles are not your ATV bikes your associating them with. These are designed to cruise at 120+mph and never twitch like an ATV at 30mph.you are exactly right, people think you can just hop on one and ride it around, which is true at speeds below 30mph, after that they are harder to control than a bike and take more concentration. Thats why people are always getting hurt on them they try to drive it like a car instead of ride it.
Actually some of these have the wheel base of a small car. Have you seen them? Be open minded, think from having no experinace in riding ATV's. The two posted are just the tip of the Iceberg, if you will. Here are a few others.Take an R1 in a corner!!!! I wouldn't belive that, or better yet I would not put your money on it. They sit too high and dont weigh enough nor are they wide enough to really stick to the ground. Sounds like they are selling snake oil to you.Well, these quadcycles will take an R1 in the corner and get smoked in the straights. I'm speaking directly with these manufactuers. They are completely legal in Europe.I didn't vote because I don't know enough about quads.
My only concern would be how well quads handle at freeway speeds. Braking distance and cornering handling.
But as long as quads can perform as well as any other legal vehicle on the road, I'd have no problem with them being street legal.
LOL, Thanks.YOU ARE WRONG AND I AM RIGHT!!!!!
As long as we were talking about current ATV's as I know them, however that is not what you are talking about is it(duh) I looked at the links, and those are not ATV's per say. Those are just as you said "quadcycles" and would be completly different from the ATV's in the first 2 pictures, those two would be bad for the road but the other stuff built for the road are different.
The first two are just add on enduro style kits, and was what I thought you were refering to. MY bad.
SO in my revised expert opinion, ATV's are a hell no on the street, but quadcycles would be ok I guess.
Yes, Thanks. That is what I'm trying to propose. But I'm getting beat up bad by a few guys that are worried about their riding ability on the streets in there state... Honestly, if it's classified as a Quadcycle\Motorcycle then I don't see why ATV riders are worried. Well, just the few that are. It'll end up happening to them anyway if the gov is all against ATV's on the road...
I'm not sure, I know the SM 950 is around 400lbsWhat do the new quadcycles weigh?
I hear ya.. Just replying, You have a sweet looking AvatarQuads can be street legal here in Southdakota just because alotta them use them on the roads to run back and forth from pastures well us farmers do and some guys run them around town the sport models but i don't seen any sporting down the major highways. and the guys like that also for in the black hills it allows them the play in the hills and then drive down to the corner mart and get there gas and muchies
DUDE, I'll settele for any of them to own one... They are hot.. Kinda like a new Lamborghini when they come out.. Everyone wants one but Donald trump is the only could afford it...lol
Yep, I agree. There are a few out there that would be pushing the envelope to be legal.. The supermoto bike 950cc is one I love but I think our government will never buy my proposal.. These are the ones I think would get legalized and then it might be that easy to get the quad looking ones legal.... Take a look.I voted yes but I think with most current cycles and older they should be restricted to 45 mph roads and lower due to the no leaning problem. Other than that if they were legal I would ride one to work and through my neighbors yard and over the medium and ................ Maybee I wouldn't buy one.