BeachSled
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Edit. Posted in wrong thread, sorry.
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why would you even go to timmys in the first place
If the sled is on the truck and no plates on the sled, your getting checked! That's the reason for the new rules (and old ones) is the ability for Officers to Ron your sled plate to see if it's stolen. No plate on it draws suspicion not just to the sled but you as well. I'd rather have the plate on the sled, it's checked and comes back clean, and I'm gone sledding. In the mean time your still at Timmys attempting to explain why you have no plate on and scrounging just to find some registration. Hmmmmm, seems like a no brainer to me....Sherm[/QUO
wasnt actually looking for a lecture on how to get through Timmy"s ,was wondering more about the legalities of hauling a unplated sled , they will be torn off ,lost ,etc. as well . the other no brainer is the ability of enforcement to catch or observe people riding in restricted access areas .
Installing a plate on a sled is not new.
Way back when I had sleds it was a big discussion.
Like 35 years ago.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Mine is not going on the flapNot being a chit disturber Sherm but here is my dilemma with putting the plate on the tail flap (as seen in the video). I used to cut the flap and found cooling problems so this was my solution and it has worked well. I don't have a problem drilling some holes in the tunnel and attaching it that way. A couple rivet holes aren't a big deal anyways. Hell, the 2015 T3 had 2 3/8" diameter holes in each side of the tunnel from the factory.
Highly's statement regarding the cover? My Doo cover doesn't cover the rear cooler(it stops at the back of the seat) so that is not a problem and the plate would be visible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hmb_lHuMNNI
So b.c.ers pay a one time fee for a plate that's transferable to a new
ride if they get one
and albertans have to pay every year to renew
there registration plate on there ride
( or multiple rides )
this is bs for the AB s
No?
I thought so as well, but seems that if you want to be able to cross roads, or ride on forestry service roads you need to buy both the liability insurance, and a 48/year sticker for your plate.
But we pay for trailers every year, where a.b is a one time permanent feeSo b.c.ers pay a one time fee for a plate that's transferable to a new
ride if they get one
and albertans have to pay every year to renew
there registration plate on there ride
( or multiple rides )
this is bs for the AB s
No?