[logme13]

We got 12" of snow over the weekend, our township declared snow emergency wich allowed atvs on the streets. Had alot of fun on the roads while it was snowing but now the roads are clear and the emergency is over and the xx goes nowhere in a foot of snow.

 

[240]

I live in Canada and I just ordered paddle tires to get around in the snow, it helps ALOT.

 

[roadkill]

Snicker, snicker.... Sorry guys but I live in California and WE don't get snow where we don't want it. I've been watching the news and just laughing my ass off watching everyone dig themselves out of 1-2 feet of snow. We get liquid sunshine and can ride all year long for the most part.

roadkill :lol:

 

[logme13]

I might have done a little better with different tires, I`m still burning up the stockers. Still to deep, I`m hoping it will melt down a little so I can get some riding in.


Snicker, snicker.... Sorry guys but I live in California and WE don't get snow where we don't want it. I've been watching the news and just laughing my ass off watching everyone dig themselves out of 1-2 feet of snow. We get liquid sunshine and can ride all year long for the most part.

roadkill :lol:

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I love the snow, it is beautiful and it makes everything quiet. I just don`t want so much that I can`t ride

 

[700xxmaniac]

hey is this law in all states (that u can ride ur quad on the streets in a snow emegency).......12'' is nothing haha last time we got a snow emegency we got 3.5' feet......

 

[logme13]

hey is this law in all states (that u can ride ur quad on the streets in a snow emegency).......12'' is nothing haha last time we got a snow emegency we got 3.5' feet......

Not sure if that is how it works in all states, check with the governing body that governs atvs in your state. In Pa it`s DCNR ( Department of Conservation and Natural Resources) Here it states, "ATVs may be operated on streets or highways during periods of emergency, if declared by the jurisdiction, or when necessary to cross a bridge or culvert"

http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/atv/operation.aspx

 

[Nasty700xx]

Snicker, snicker.... Sorry guys but I live in California and WE don't get snow where we don't want it. I've been watching the news and just laughing my ass off watching everyone dig themselves out of 1-2 feet of snow. We get liquid sunshine and can ride all year long for the most part.

roadkill :lol:

Great, Anymore land slides you will have oceanfront property also

 

[700xxmaniac]

Snicker, snicker.... Sorry guys but I live in California and WE don't get snow where we don't want it. I've been watching the news and just laughing my ass off watching everyone dig themselves out of 1-2 feet of snow. We get liquid sunshine and can ride all year long for the most part.

roadkill :lol:

u think snow stops us haha a forest fire would or a earth quake will take down the house on top of ur atv. and u must have never riden a sled going 120mph stock.

 

[bkelley]

Riding season just started last month for us south westerners. Well, it's pretty much year around except for the two months of 110°+ weather. And then we usually just go north and hit up the cooler climates. I love the cold and the occasional snow, but I couldn't live in a place where it's constantly below 20° and measures the snowfall in feet. I feel like Vegas has the perfect weather for 10 months out of the year. Except for the wind, Chi town doesn't have anything on us.

 

[BiFfMaN]

Great, Anymore land slides you will have oceanfront property also

No we in nevada will have Oceanfront property :lmao:

 

[logme13]

The thing about the snow is that in the past two years, we only got a total of 14" per winter season. This year we got 12" in one snowfall. On a good note, enough of it melted and we are back to riding. Thanks Santa

 

[roadkill]

Great, Anymore land slides you will have oceanfront property also

I already have oceanfront property. A landslide would give me ocean bottom property... or a tsunami, or earthquake.

roadkill

 

[Nasty700xx]

It is fun to ride in the snow but 12" is a slip and slide. 6" is perfect for drifting.

 

[HELLBILLY08]

We got 22" here in that same storm logme

 

[logme13]

Yeah, you guys got nailed down there

 

[bkelley]

We got like 3" of rain THIS YEAR.

 

[scuzz]

We got like 3" of rain THIS YEAR.

In New Orleans we got 24 inches just this month.

 

[hondatrx700xx]

Not sure if that is how it works in all states, check with the governing body that governs atvs in your state. In Pa it`s DCNR ( Department of Conservation and Natural Resources) Here it states, "ATVs may be operated on streets or highways during periods of emergency, if declared by the jurisdiction, or when necessary to cross a bridge or culvert"

http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/atv/operation.aspx

logme can u find the rules for atv in the state of maryland