P1000 SXS Proof of ownership

[Obob]

I have my Title for my P1k5, but my concern is I don't have anything to carry with me when riding. like a registration?
Was I supposed to do something at the SOS here in Michigan ? I had the Application for title in glove box.
But in the back of my mind i'm thinking the Dealer may have said something about within 15 days that there was something i had to do.
Well after waiting 4 months fot it. I just wanted to get it on the trailer and get it home and off the trailer asap! Absent minded LOL.

 

[Admin]

 

[ChadD]

I have my Title for my P1k5, but my concern is I don't have anything to carry with me when riding. like a registration?
Was I supposed to do something at the SOS here in Michigan ? I had the Application for title in glove box.
But in the back of my mind i'm thinking the Dealer may have said something about within 15 days that there was something i had to do.
Well after waiting 4 months fot it. I just wanted to get it on the trailer and get it home and off the trailer asap! Absent minded LOL.

Proof of insurance should have the vin number on it and your name.

 

[Scoop]

Title only. No registration required. Since you're not required to carry a registration, there's no need to worry about not carrying it while riding. Unless you only plan on riding on private land, just make sure your ORV license and trail permit (aka stickers) are properly attached and valid. I do that and carry a copy of my proof of insurance.

The only off-road vehicles that require a Michigan registration and license plate are those that have been legally modified and retitled as an assembled vehicle for use on public roads.

 

[Stateboy]

I don't have a proof of insurance certificate with mine, just the $10 and $26 DNR stickers attached to the rear side of the Pioneer. My insurance carrier (Auto-Owners Ins. Co.) puts recreational vehicles like the 1000-5 under my house insurance policy. I guess I could carry a copy of the house insurance policy in the glove box showing the recreational vehicle add-on. You should be good.

 

[Scoop]

Looking back at the title of this thread (admittedly for the first time), I see "SXS Proof of ownership".

In Michigan, the only thing that conveys ownership is the title.

As such, a copy of the title would be the only document that indicates proof of ownership.

 

[P1K5Dave]

You don't even need to carry proof of insurance. The only thing your machine needs is the stickers.

 

[slowdryrider]

Geez you have it easy. Here we need prof of registration . We have to have it plated .We need to have insurance , Also a valid drivers license . On you own property that isn't required. Any trail riding etc: or back country road riding it's a must. Lots of jurisdictions don't allow back country road riding .Any paved roads highways are a no go. Were I live were allowed gravel roads [not on pavement].You can cross pavement only at crossings . So you need to be aware of what is allowed and what isn't.

 

[Remington]

I don't have a proof of insurance certificate with mine, just the $10 and $26 DNR stickers attached to the rear side of the Pioneer. My insurance carrier (Auto-Owners Ins. Co.) puts recreational vehicles like the 1000-5 under my house insurance policy. I guess I could carry a copy of the house insurance policy in the glove box showing the recreational vehicle add-on. You should be good.

☝️☝️☝️THIS☝️☝️☝️

 

[Montecresto]

I have my Title for my P1k5, but my concern is I don't have anything to carry with me when riding. like a registration?
Was I supposed to do something at the SOS here in Michigan ? I had the Application for title in glove box.
But in the back of my mind i'm thinking the Dealer may have said something about within 15 days that there was something i had to do.
Well after waiting 4 months fot it. I just wanted to get it on the trailer and get it home and off the trailer asap! Absent minded LOL.

Over 30K miles on 5 machines in a slew of states and I’ve only had one encounter with LEO who was concerned about the state sticker only…

 

[Scoop]

Geez you have it easy. Here we need prof of registration . We have to have it plated .We need to have insurance , Also a valid drivers license . On you own property that isn't required. Any trail riding etc: or back country road riding it's a must. Lots of jurisdictions don't allow back country road riding .Any paved roads highways are a no go. Were I live were allowed gravel roads [not on pavement].You can cross pavement only at crossings . So you need to be aware of what is allowed and what isn't.

Well, you smellers elected (and re-elected) Justin Trudeau, so you probably deserve all that nonsense anyways ... 😆

 

[Remington]

Well, you smellers elected (and re-elected) Justin Trudeau, so you probably deserve all that nonsense anyways ... 😆

☝️ ☝️ ☝️TRUTH!!☝️☝️☝️

 

[Scoop]

☝️ ☝️ ☝️TRUTH!!☝️☝️☝️

Then again, with Big Gretch, we don't really have a leg to stand on ourselves ... no pun intended, of course 😆

 

[Obob]

Okay thanks for all your reply's.
In Michigan, Manistee and Huron National Forests, The (aka) Federal forest roads are now open for ORV's.
Their 2021 Map shows this.
I'm not sure when exactly this went into effect, I'm thinking this fall (2021 dated Map).
I know this a fairly new thing. When Viewing the map I found my self looking at the forest roads in my area
and then looking at an outline box loaded with Rd numbers and I'm thinking Crap why this or that rd not there.
That box is loaded with open Rd's that are to short to actually be put on the map and be seen..
Probably many of you already know this, But for those of you don't this is probably good news.
Enjoy!

 

[Obob]

In Michigan We Do have MISORVA !

 

[Hawk53]

Geez you have it easy. Here we need prof of registration . We have to have it plated .We need to have insurance , Also a valid drivers license . On you own property that isn't required. Any trail riding etc: or back country road riding it's a must. Lots of jurisdictions don't allow back country road riding .Any paved roads highways are a no go. Were I live were allowed gravel roads [not on pavement].You can cross pavement only at crossings . So you need to be aware of what is allowed and what isn't.

What Province are you living in?

 

[slowdryrider]

What Province are you living in?

2nd east of you lol