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I registered a '82 Suzuki I bought new and raced for years last Jan '09. Later because of how I registered it, a notice came for proof of Insurance. I wrote DMV stating that I ride it only on my own property and I would not be insuring it. I heard nothing in return and assumed everything was fine. I have decided to get a OHV sticker for it and was charged a $52 penalty. So beware, once registered they expect you to stay on top of the registration even if use is only on your own property. Good News is OHV is purchased and now visitors have a bike to ride.

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

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I registered a '82 Suzuki I bought new and raced for years last Jan '09. Later because of how I registered it, a notice came for proof of Insurance. I wrote DMV stating that I ride it only on my own property and I would not be insuring it. I heard nothing in return and assumed everything was fine. I have decided to get a OHV sticker for it and was charged a $52 penalty. So beware, once registered they expect you to stay on top of the registration even if use is only on your own property. Good News is OHV is purchased and now visitors have a bike to ride.

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

Glad to hear that. I will be down your way the middle of March for some pre-season baseball games(LOL).

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Glad to hear that. I will be down your way the middle of March for some pre-season baseball games(LOL).

The rider's test of making the Triple Jump just before the Table Top going into a U-turn isn't that bad. Practice, practice, practice and I will get the Test Course ready. LOL!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

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The rider's test of making the Triple Jump just before the Table Top going into a U-turn isn't that bad. Practice, practice, practice and I will get the Test Course ready. LOL!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

I think its time I let the wife go first..

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