Just wondering what people are doing to make kids bikes compliant with the OHV regulations. It states that you must have a headlight capable of lighting an object or person 60m away, and a tail light visible from 60m. Also a plate attached? How is this possible on a kids bike, and are they enforcing this? We usually ride in BC, but would like to be able to ride closer to home in the Castle area too.
Is there not a minimum age of 14 on OHVs in Alberta on public land?
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I don't hunt sheep because; well, I just don't hunt sheep.........I just waste time in the saddle, more accurately I waste time in the seat behind my mules.
Just wondering what people are doing to make kids bikes compliant with the OHV regulations. It states that you must have a headlight capable of lighting an object or person 60m away, and a tail light visible from 60m. Also a plate attached? How is this possible on a kids bike, and are they enforcing this? We usually ride in BC, but would like to be able to ride closer to home in the Castle area too.
Go to Canadian tire. Buy pedal bike lights stick one on the front and rear of the bike. You can zip tie the plate onto the bike. They are more concerned about you being compliant than having super bright lights.
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Sit back
Pour yourself a tea
Watch us "sportsmen" attack each other and destroy ourselves from within.
From road hunters vs "real hunters" to bowhunters vs rifle hunters, long bows and recurves vs compound user to bow vs crossbow to white hunters vs Native hunters etc etc etc
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Enjoy the easy ride, anti hunters. Strange to me why we seem to be doing your job for you.
Yup. I read the regs before posting. Just wondering what people are doing to the bikes to comply. Pretty tough to get lights and a plate on a 50cc two stroke bike.
My buddies just zip tie a bright flashlight to the front, and a small red light to the back.
Zip tie a plate anywhere- the side of the rear fender works. Might have to poke some holes. In my experience they're much more anal about plates, and you should definitely have a plate visible on any bike, regardless of whether it's just a 50 or not.
One of my buddies has the plate zip tied to the wheel spokes. Not sure how effective this is, or if it a plate would fit on a smaller bike wheel...
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