slick lookin quad

voteforpedro

would you say its really st legal ??

http://www.gumtree.ie/dublin/28/43363128.html

Marlow

If you can get it registered, it has lights etc., sure.

In most countries, they just get registered as motorbikes.

/M

poreilly101

voteforpedro wrote: »

would you say its really st legal ??

http://www.gumtree.ie/dublin/28/43363128.html

I met the guy that is importing them in Cork. They are mighty impressive. Everything is set up for road use so they can be taxed and insured in a similar capacity as a bike. The one I saw was the Black with the alloys and twin tail pipe. Is it pratical for Irish weather... Well, em em... I don't want to say no cos id love one!

Mr Benevolent

I wonder what the insurance and tax would be like. You'd need a bike licence, right?

peasant

Personally, I think these things are lethal.
high speed ...no rear differential ...slippery road ..slight bend ...end of story

Fine on a track for fun, but they shouldn't be on the road.

Mr Benevolent

peasant wrote: »

Personally, I think these things are lethal.
high speed ...no rear differential ...slippery road ..slight bend ...end of story

Fine on a track for fun, but they shouldn't be on the road.

Yep, especially in the rain :eek:

T-Maxx

Indian bling.

Owen

Completely street legal, you'll find quads on the roads in the UK a lot - especially when driven by bikers who've been disabled by bad motorbike accidents and still want to ride.

I think they're brilliant - they bring a bit of variety into the world of bland that is focuses and corollas.