2003yz converted to a yzf frame?? to be able to trail ride.

[ThaFrenchy]

So il explain my problem.
Hear in comunist Quebec Canada, the atv/dirtbike trail association have decided to not allow the use of 2cycole motocross on the trails. So the only way to get around that is to get the bike road plated, unfortunately for me the stopped allowing this in 2007, all the bikes have to have bean plated in an other country or prior to this date. So I was wondering if I would buy a YZf250 frame from the same year 2003 as my yz would it be hard to convert it(to have the yzf papers when buying the pass to the trails)????
Or is there place were I could find only a frame that has bean roadplated for a 2003 yz250?

I jus find this plain dum


thx sebastien

[Woody_YZF]

It seems to me it would just be easier to buy a 4 stroke?? Sell your two stroke to someone who is MX only and doesn't need to ride trails.

Am I missing something?

[kwmotocrosspunk]

Originally Posted by Woody_YZF

It seems to me it would just be easier to buy a 4 stroke?? Sell your two stroke to someone who is MX only and doesn't need to ride trails.

Am I missing something?

this is much easier, and alot less stress and $$$

[cowboyona426]

Ever think maybe he wants to keep his pinger?
My concern would be that even if you converted it to a "YZF" by stuffing your motor into that frame, that if you got caught out on the trails you'd still get hammered because you have a pinger.

[Woody_YZF]

Originally Posted by cowboyona426

Ever think maybe he wants to keep his pinger?
My concern would be that even if you converted it to a "YZF" by stuffing your motor into that frame, that if you got caught out on the trails you'd still get hammered because you have a pinger.

Obviously that's the case, but I guess I should have been a little more clear. I don't see how it can be done legally and I'm afraid you're going to be forced to go to a four stroke, unless you can find someone who is selling a road badged 2 stroke that you can pick up.

[yzernie]

Not sure how things work in Canada but if you got caught doing that here there would be substantial fines involved and probably the bike being taken.