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Re: Mini truck craze part 2


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Posted by J.C.in AZ. on October 30, 2007 at 14:06:00 from (65.54.154.13):

In Reply to: Mini truck craze part 2 posted by havvey on October 30, 2007 at 09:07:46:

Properly equipped ,Polution Tested and approved,ATV's,UTV's and Golf Carts can be Licensed and used Street legal in Arizona and Colorado. I can't say for other States. Some of my crowd run UTV'S along with us ATV'ers on Trail Runs and they get worse Milage than the ATV'S. Can't quote my Milage with my 2007 Arctic Cat 500 but it must be less than 20 MPG. I also have a 2001 Polaris 500 Magnum and it gets less MPG than the Cat. MY wifes 2001 Polaris Trail Blazer 250 2 Cycle gets the best Milage of any I know. It is two wheel drive and light so that figures. We ride until we get tired[ Good excuse for over 70's Crowd} come Home ,fill the Tanks and every one with a Polaris, Honda, or "Kaw" puts in more Fuel than us "Catters",except if "Ma" is along with her Trail Blazer. Gives her some "Bragging Rights". We usally ride at least 60 Miles one way and back so no one has ever run out of Fuel on a full Tank when starting the trip. We all burn 91 Octane Shell and have no complaints except for cost.$2.98.9 at present. 81 Octane is $2.81.9 today.Later John


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