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Originally Posted by Byte1
Not allowed on the golf course and it would have to be registered for street use, unless it's speed can be limited to a max of about 20mph. The golf courses of The Villages will only allow certain approved tire types. But, it may be qualified to be registered for street use on roads that are not posted over 35mph. Maybe they do make a version for the golf course?
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Right. And IMO getting street legal is not worth it. I did it with an Eagle and it was a waste of money. After some time on the road it was just too stressful due to the drivers who are not paying attention, those who are mad that you are on “their” road with your slow cart, and those too ignorant to realize you are street legal (despite the license plate and the Street Legal sign). So now I am driving only in cart lanes and multi modal paths at a 20mph limit. When I am feeling really reckless or in a hurry I take a round-a-bout to save going out of my way to tunnel, but that just reminds me why I was stupid for getting street legal. And BTW, even street legals or LSVs are not to go over 25mph. Half the non-street legal carts on the paths have already been modified to do at least that. So while obeying the speed limit on the paths my street legal is often passed by those that aren’t. Did I say I was stupid?