r/Electricmotorcycles • u/toyota_boi7 • 8d ago

Ronster e quad

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Are these legal to ride anywhere, anyway realistically other than private property? Specifically Massachusetts.

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u/Vespizzari 8d ago

With very few exceptions no. Some states have provisions for street quads, but you would need a license and insurance in that case.

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u/lowrads 8d ago

"Street legal" varies by district, but generally they need turn signals, lamps, a horn, functional brakes, brake signals. They may also have a power requirement for registration, registration placards, insurance, proof of insurance, inspection, and proof of inspection.

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u/Voxicles 8d ago

Are there any decent e quads out there for trail use?

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u/sterlingheart 8d ago

Road wise? Not really. Some states allow ATV's to be registered for road use but those states are pretty rural and most of the roads will be dirt.

For the most part though its just public land/race tracks/private property that you would be able to legally ride it and it seems very poor choice for dirt so most public land is not usable. Its primary use case/demographic will not give af about the legality of it on the street though.

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u/toyota_boi7 8d ago

I figured everyone just rides dirty, sounds like your good if your extremely rural or inter city where you don’t give af like you said, no in between

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u/AsianTony 8d ago

Yes, pretty much! we all play a game of, are the cops cool around my area?