Cost and parts needed to convert yz 250 to sumo

[TSB67]

last I checked you can't get plates on a 2-stroke.

Wrong.

correct. you cannot make that street legal in ohio. I believe you can in arizona. Everwhere in the US except for Arizona i believe, you cannot have a 2 stroke bigger than 49cc on the street. Thats why Honda and Aprilia dont sell there 125/250 2 strokes in america like a CBR or RSV. only good for trackdays over here.

Wrong.

you have to get it inspected, how would they not know?

Wrong.

Nothing stops you from riding a 2-stroke on the street other than lack of availability in the new motorcycle department. When you "convert" an offroad bike, you just fill out a body code change affidavit, no one actually looks at it.

[4DAIVI PAI2K5]

Nothing stops you from riding a 2-stroke on the street other than lack of availability in the new motorcycle department. When you "convert" an offroad bike, you just fill out a body code change affidavit, no one actually looks at it.

You are "supposed" to go have it inspected.

[JCMathis]

The only time out need to have a bike inspected is when you do not have a title at all. Then the only thing the Blvd is inspecting is the vin

[idodishez]

why would they give the inspection job to somebody who has no idea what a bike looks like?

Have you BEEN to the BMV?

[idodishez]

yz250 vs yz250f....if you cant tell the difference, you shouldnt be working as the person who does bike inspections

Again, non enthusiasts

[ponyjr]

You do not have to have a bike inspected to have the title changed over. If anyone at the BMV tells you that, them them to call the central office to set them straight. You shouldn't make a 2 stroke street legal but you "can". nothing on the title indicates that it is 2 or 4 stroke for them to know. It is how ever harder to do. Finding a lighting coil that puts out enough wattage to power everything is the hardest. Best bet is to get a flywheel and stator off a wr 2 stroke, pretty much bolt up and plug in.

also the power of a 2 stoke is not well tamed on the street and would be more likely to draw attention. You would also have to keep a bottle of premix on you so you can fill up.

When i made my yz426f street legal i was disappointed with the lack of ride-ability, because of limited top speed (even with a 16/40 gearing, stock was 14/49) and the bikes don't like consistant speeds.