[Kals]

okay I am new to the talon world. Question I ride more on the street than dirt. Is it okay to ride on the street a lot and does it matter how far you drive on the street? How often should I have my talon checked/serviced?

 

[jon197719911989]

Welcome.
Yes - you can ride it on the street - use 2WD only. The rear differential is spooled so the rear tires will chirp/bark when turning corners on the street. You will also wear out tires quickly on the street.
The talon is overbuilt/tough. I doubt you will damage the machine by driving on the street. I drive it to pick up the kids from school all the time. Ive also driven 30+ miles on the street at 60mph to get to a trail with no damage incurred.
Check the owners manual for service intervals. Most folks find them adequate.

 

[Kawboy17]

Totally with ya I pick my kids up at school with ours randomly they usually get a pretty big kick outta that.

 

[chernefitter]

okay I am new to the talon world. Question I ride more on the street than dirt. Is it okay to ride on the street a lot and does it matter how far you drive on the street? How often should I have my talon checked/serviced?

I have mine street legal in Quartzsite Az. Added windshield...turn signals and horn. Only way to fly!!!!!

 

[Orange Crush]

I have mine street legal in Quartzsite Az. Added windshield...turn signals and horn. Only way to fly!!!!!

I'm jelly! Florida has a great Governor...but alas, we can't drive on the street without jumping through many hoops that are questionably legal.

 

[Kawboy17]

Indiana here we can ride roads But not sate roads. Require eye protection headlights, tail/brake lights turn signals, Horn and “ registration “ Indiana off road sticker works.

 

[ericL]

Here in Montana we see these things on the roads pretty regularly. But then we can still ride in the back of pick-up trucks.
Folks around here don't really go for a lot of regulations....

 

[TimmyTalon]

Here in Montana we see these things on the roads pretty regularly. But then we can still ride in the back of pick-up trucks.
Folks around here don't really go for a lot of regulations....

Love it Montana. Keep up the good work! Timmy Tennessee