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yzf_rider
10-01-2003, 11:25 PM
when registered in one state.. can you, say go on vacation, take your quad, and ride w/o havin to register there??
JOEX
10-01-2003, 11:49 PM
Depends on the laws of your state and the state you want to ride in.
If I were to guess i'd say yes but chek it out first.

Are you talking about the registration/title of the quad or the off road permit?

Out here we have our off road vehicles registered/titled to our address/state and need an off road permit to ride on state/federal land.

I live in Oregon and I know I can ride in Washington with my Oregon permit and I belive I can ride in other neighboring states as well.

This might be a place to start http://www.fs.fed.us/

Joe
yzf_rider
10-02-2003, 04:15 PM
i'll have to check on it... thanx for the link.
remlapr
10-02-2003, 04:22 PM
In Indiana if you want to ride state land you gotta have a Indiana OHV registration, although someone had told me the honor Ohio?
WyoDuner
10-09-2003, 04:14 PM
Most states (Not all, just most) honor other states OHV stickers. Definately check before you go though.
yzf_rider
10-09-2003, 04:45 PM
yea that would be a good idea.. what would be the penalty if they didnt honor it?? would they actually impound your quad, or just give you a ticket?? here if they want to be an ***** they can impound your quad or dirtbike.. fish and game suck when it comes to quads and bikes.. you're not allowed to ride on any snowmobile trails, really only certain towns will allow it.
WyoDuner
10-10-2003, 03:02 PM
The further East you are the more assanine the law enforcement is about these things. Out West it is tickets and fines mainly.

Do a search for OHV sticker and the name of the state you want to visit. You will find some info.
yzf_rider
10-10-2003, 04:24 PM
yea im gonna have to do that before i leave, so i dont have to worry, i think i would like to take a vacation out west sometime and ride the dunes, it looks pretty cool, acres and acres of sand and jumps.
Narly R
10-10-2003, 08:50 PM
If you come from another state to oregon you have to buy an oregon permit. If ya get cought...:rolleyes:
Honda5
10-12-2003, 08:23 PM
The wife and I went to silver lake in mi. to ride the sand dunes it's only 600 acres but we had a blast and will be going back next summer (i get my new 450r in dec.) I cant wait. we would love to have some more east coast company out there
JOEX
10-12-2003, 09:36 PM
Originally posted by Narly R
If you come from another state to oregon you have to buy an oregon permit. If ya get cought...:rolleyes:
I thought that that an out of state permit would work in Oregon but I couldn't find it on the web site so I emailed them about it.

I'll post when I get a response.

Joe
Narly R
10-12-2003, 10:17 PM
I dont know but I was at an bike shop and some guy came in and he said that he had to get an new permitt for here and I THINk he was washington, Im not shure on the deal, that all i know...:ermm:
yzf_rider
10-13-2003, 07:08 AM
Originally posted by Honda5
will be going back next summer (i get my new 450r in dec.) I cant wait. we would love to have some more east coast company out there

maybe we can set something up, as we as set some vacation time aside for next summer..i didnt think there were some good dunes that close.
Honda5
10-13-2003, 08:46 AM
PM me your email address and we can send you some pictures of Silver Lake. We are planning probably for sometime in July 2004. Weather was great, not too hot with a breeze all day.
dirtmomma
10-13-2003, 08:50 AM
Originally posted by Narly R
If you come from another state to oregon you have to buy an oregon permit. If ya get cought...:rolleyes:

YOU DO??????? We never have when we come to the dunes?? Maybe I'm confusd who knows:huh
JOEX
10-13-2003, 01:41 PM
Here's the info I recieved from Atv.Info@state.or.us ....

Question:
> I have thought I read somewhere on the website that out of state permits
were valid in Oregon but I can't find it. Is this this true or do out of
state riders need an Oregon permit to ride on Oregon public land?
>
> Thank you, Joe

Reply:
> We do have reciprocity with many states. If you have a valid ATV permit
from your home state, it should be honored in Oregon for up to 60
consecutive days. Just to confirm, what specific state are you asking about?

Question:
I'm just looking for general info. I have an Oregon permit and I know it
works in Washington, can you give me list of the other states?


Reply:
There are actually too many states for me to list for you. I will tell you the rule instead. We will honor a permit from a resident of another state if that state also honors our permit. We do have reciprocity with Washington.

Hope this helps some.

Joe
marksuttonjr
10-29-2003, 06:50 PM
Originally posted by remlapr
In Indiana if you want to ride state land you gotta have a Indiana OHV registration, although someone had told me the honor Ohio?

I can ad to this a little.
There is only 1 state ofr federal property that is legal to ride in Indiana it is called Red Bird.
The registration makes it legal to ride a lot of the county roads IF you have insurance on your quad. People from out of state do not need to be registered in Indiana , but have to be registered in their home state if their home state allows it, have to have insurance and are limited to 10 days per year.