Posted by JH on January 7, 2009, 4:28 am
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Did you folks hear the latest? As of Jan 1, 09, we now have a yearly fee =
of $25.00 for all off road ATV's, dirt bikes, etc. In short, anything =
that runs off road and under 1800 lbs...
This state is desperate for money and they're going after anything they =
can to get the bucks.
I mean, what can one say about a state that has yearly emmissions =
testing in 2 counties and it's the only state to do so? Money grubbers!!
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Posted by scrape on January 7, 2009, 7:25 am
>Did you folks hear the latest? As of Jan 1, 09, we now have a yearly fee of
$25.00 for all off road ATV's, dirt bikes, etc. In short, anything that runs off
road and under 1800 lbs...
>This state is desperate for money and they're going after anything they can to
get the bucks.
>I mean, what can one say about a state that has yearly emmissions testing in 2
counties and it's the only state to do so? Money grubbers!!
What do you get for your $25.00?
(rhetorical question)
Keep electing lawyers to get more of the same.
Posted by sturd on January 7, 2009, 7:55 am
JH doesn't know:
> I mean, what can one say about a state that has yearly
> emmissions testing in 2 counties and it's the only state
>to do so?
Ohio does it too, in all the counties around Cleveland and
Cincinnasti.
Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.
Posted by DanKMTB@gmail.com on January 7, 2009, 8:45 am
> Did you folks hear the latest? As of Jan 1, 09, we now have a yearly fee of $25.00 for all off road ATV's, dirt bikes, etc. In short, anything that =
runs off road and under 1800 lbs...
> This state is desperate for money and they're going after anything they can to get the bucks.
> I mean, what can one say about a state that has yearly emmissions testing in 2 counties and it's the only state to do so? Money grubbers!!
is that registration to use on public lands, or just to own one? If
the latter, that's a shady and rough deal! If the former, it could be
worse - NH has the same policy but it's more $. I find it's worth it
to ride some of the legal areas though.
Posted by XR650L_Dave on January 7, 2009, 9:45 am
> > Did you folks hear the latest? As of Jan 1, 09, we now have a yearly fee of $25.00 for all off road ATV's, dirt bikes, etc. In short, anything tha=
t runs off road and under 1800 lbs...
> > This state is desperate for money and they're going after anything they can to get the bucks.
> > I mean, what can one say about a state that has yearly emmissions testing in 2 counties and it's the only state to do so? Money grubbers!!
> is that registration to use on public lands, or just to own one? If
> the latter, that's a shady and rough deal! If the former, it could be
> worse - NH has the same policy but it's more $. I find it's worth it
> to ride some of the legal areas though.
NY has a reg fee, but no- I mean no- legal riding areas on public
lands, excepting some towns up north that allow some ATVs on town
roads when connecting private trails together.
The ATV reg fee goes into a trail development fund that every year
gets raided and put into the general fund, because the Dept. of
Environmental Conservation (DEC) is anti-OHV and won't allow any trail
development, and gee, why let the money just sit there?
I shoulda took a job in colorado when I was looking a few years ago
(to enjoy the trails there before they all get shut down), but nothing
turned up.
Dave
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