[mntackle]

I did a search and didn't find anything. I have done some research and can't find what I am looking for so I thought I would post here. I am in MN and want to purchase an XTZ. I can get a great deal on one but I was told that I wouldn't be able to ride or register it in MN. Can anyone confirm this or point me to the right direction? I was told that because the motor is too big it doesn't fit into some of the guide lines they have. Again, I am sorry if this has already been discussed. thanks in advance!

 

[sandchris]

Welcome to the site mn tackle.I don't know anything about MN besides it is way too cold.Could you just put 650 stickers on it?

 

[mntackle]

that's what I was thinking. how would they know if just told them it was a 700 or 650. I don't know if that would work or now.

 

[mntackle]

also, you are right! it is cold! and thanks for the welcome!

 

[sandchris]

Well I am not sure what the registration says in your state.Or if that is even a issue.Most park rangers though at least around here would not really know the difference if we had rules like that.

 

[prowlerbob]

I think your right Sandchris, If you didnt tell them i dont think they would know the difference.

 

[moose]

i don't know if it works the same down there, but here in Ontario when you register a vehicle they need the vin. number, and by this they can tell what size machine it is in most cases.....but hey, it sure won't hurt to try !!!!!

 

[wintertoyz]

mntackle, i to from mn, they changed the restrictions on engine from 800 cc to 960 cc. the xtz is under that so enjoy your ride. goto mn dnr offroad vehicle registration

 

[mntackle]

that's good news! I thought I was going to have to settle for the 700.(that's not a bad thing) I just thought if I am going to buy one it might as well be the biggest!!

 

[NoahTM02]

they have 1000 snowmobiles out there too.... cant believe no one would ride those in a snow state like MN