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SLINGSHOT IS GONNA BE LEGAL IN CONNECTICUT
- Thread starter oldguyinTX
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Bob Denman
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:clap: We knew that they'd sort all of this out eventually! :2thumbs:
Somebody should tell Randy. He may want to tour the State; just to drive home the point!
Somebody should tell Randy. He may want to tour the State; just to drive home the point!
Bob Denman
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It's actually not surprising...
Since they are FAR more car than they are motorcycle; folks are much less intimidated by the thought of operating them...
And they are also VERY nicely priced! :thumbup:
Since they are FAR more car than they are motorcycle; folks are much less intimidated by the thought of operating them...
And they are also VERY nicely priced! :thumbup:
bcoulter19
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I was at a dealer recently and was saying that it sat a little to low for my tastes and they said its funny you say that, we have one in the shop because it was backed over by a truck.
Bob Denman
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:yikes: That sounds as if it lends an air of legitimacy, to your opinion! :yikes:
Chupaca
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Way to go CT...
This should be the way all states should deal with these types. I know Louisiana was working on this same path as well (cause of the Elio). So now lets see how Texas deals with it. So if not registerable in TX can you cross the state in one from outta state..?? :dontknow:
This should be the way all states should deal with these types. I know Louisiana was working on this same path as well (cause of the Elio). So now lets see how Texas deals with it. So if not registerable in TX can you cross the state in one from outta state..?? :dontknow:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
NICELY PRICELY !!!!
:agree:.....And this is probably the main reason.....The engine and main transmission is GM.....and they make 100,000 + per year, so the price Polaris pays for this item alone enables the cost to come way down.......JMHO.......Mike :thumbup:
It's actually not surprising...
Since they are FAR more car than they are motorcycle; folks are much less intimidated by the thought of operating them...
And they are also VERY nicely priced! :thumbup:
:agree:.....And this is probably the main reason.....The engine and main transmission is GM.....and they make 100,000 + per year, so the price Polaris pays for this item alone enables the cost to come way down.......JMHO.......Mike :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I am thinking it's just a matter of time for the SS to be street legal in all states. Some state legislative people just wrap their heads around problems differently.
The lobbyists will eventually get it "fixed." :roflblack::roflblack:
The lobbyists will eventually get it "fixed." :roflblack::roflblack:
Deer Slayer
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Time for the little red flag on a stick, After all it is a type of dune buggy.:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
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