wi riders in mi ??????

[ttallin]

quick question do wi residents have to have there sled registered in there name in wi to ride in the u.p. of mi?? thanks!!

 

[srt20]

no. But it supposed to be registered.

 

[stinkstar]

Enjoy your pizza at Henerys ttalin.. let me know how carvin dirt is.

 

[ttallin]

ok so do i have to have a registration card that says my name??? or can i use the card form the previous owner???

 

[stinkstar]

you can use your card.. we put the sled in your name.. just print off that slip and take it with you.. when you stop to get your trailpass they will ask for your dnr number..

 

[ttallin]

no not me. just a general question. do i have to have paper work saying I own the sled, for example the registration card with my name and not the previous owners???

 

[blutooth]

What do you mean previous owner? You are either borrowing a sled from a friend, in which case you would need to show you have authorization to ride it.

OR you recently purchased a sled. In this case you would need to register the sled in Wisconsin prior to riding it in Michigan. You can register it online and print out the proof of registration.

 

[ttallin]

OR you recently purchased a sled. In this case you would need to register the sled in Wisconsin prior to riding it in Michigan. You can register it online and print out the proof of registration.

thats whats my question is. what if its not registered in your name and registerd to previous owner??

 

[ttallin]

OR you recently purchased a sled. In this case you would need to register the sled in Wisconsin prior to riding it in Michigan. You can register it online and print out the proof of registration.

thats what im asking. what if you dont get it registered in your name???

 

[HardwaterHoosier]

then the sled is unregistered

 

[blutooth]

then the sled is unregistered

Exactly, you need to go on the WI DNR website and register the sled before heading up there. If you don't, you are looking at a $275 fine and you will get pulled over (speaking from experience lol).

 

[ttallin]

thank you hardH20 and blutooth thats all tt wanted to know. i just wanted to clear things up. BRING ON THE SNOW hahahahahha

 

[ttallin]

well looks like this weekend is not going to happen sleds all ready to load up with nowhere to go. MY sled blue my bros sled red just waiting to hit some powder and burn my fresh rebuild down lol

 

[whitedust]

I give my DNR number to my buds to buy MI permits to speed things up at lando gas station. Everyone is registered in WI.

 

[Polarice]

Some places that you go to buy MI trail permits you don't need to give them any information. A couple of buddys had this happen last year.

 

[whitedust]

I don't remember doing anything but pulling out old DNR number shelling out the dough walked away with MI trail permit. Then counter lady droned on about no hunting or fishing in MI with trail permit & I kinda looked at her like she was speaking Canadian.lol Why would I hunt & fish with a trail permit. LOL

 

[xcr440]

Some places that you go to buy MI trail permits you don't need to give them any information. A couple of buddys had this happen last year.

Minnesota is like this for a trail permit. Sleds are registered in WI, but all you have to do is walk into the license bureau, tell them you want X permits and bingo, walk out the door with as many as you want/need, no questions asked.

Now if you get stopped with just the riding permit, I don't think you'd be going any farther without a fine.

 

[HardwaterHoosier]

Some places that you go to buy MI trail permits you don't need to give them any information. A couple of buddys had this happen last year.

I've never ben asked for info, just the beloved sportcard. But even then, When I didn't have it with me last year, they used their own to save me $1

 

[polarisrider1]

Oh my gosh??????? Sounds like a bunch of ????? jabbering. Just walk in and say I need a trail permit and give them $45. bingo and away you go. It is not rocket science or a major life commitment. I would register your sled so if you get pulled over and they do check beyond you having the permit sticker that the sled does not appear stolen.

 

[polarisrider1]

quick question do wi residents have to have there sled registered in there name in wi to ride in the u.p. of mi?? thanks!!

It is highly recomended.