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Does Colorado accept Texas OHV Stickers for use on trails?

7.9K views 5 replies 4 participants last post by  slpybeartx  
#1 ·
So, we are getting ready to head on our ride at the end of this month and one of the guys going said that his buddy at work (yeah, I know) says Colorado reciprocates with Texas; i.e. your Texas OHV Decal is recognized by Colorado and you can ride it legal on public land.

Does anyone know anything about this? I am researching on the internet now. I would love to save the $25 bucks but would need a little more info before we skip getting our Colorado Stickers.
 
#2 ·
This might help:

http://4wheeldrive.about.com/od/offroadatvbasics/a/where-do-i-register-my-atv-by-state.htm

Out-of-state OHVs
Out-of-state residents who bring OHVs into Colorado must purchase a Colorado Non-Resident OHV permit which is valid from the date of purchase through the following March 31. These permits can be purchased anywhere you get your hunting/fishing licenses in Colorado, via mail-in request, or you can order one online at the Colorado State Parks E-Store.

Once purchased, this sticker should be placed on the vehicle’s outside face of the right front fender or fork. Since this is only a use permit, no renewal notice will be sent to non-resident permit holders; you must purchase a new permit each year you come to Colorado with your OHV.

Decal Placement
Registration decals must be affixed permanently on the upper forward-half of the OHV in a location where the decal can be easily seen. Suggestions: On ATVs the decals could be placed on the outer side of the fenders, on the tank or on the cowling. On bikes, place a decal on each of the outside faces of the upper end of the forks or on the tank. OHV operators must carry their registration card and show it to any peace officer on request. For general decal placement instructions for all types of OHVs and boats, see the Registrations Decal Placement Brochure. View the specific decal placement illustrations for these vehicles:
 
#3 ·
Ditto what previous poster said, you have to buy the CO tag. We have had to do this for a long time with our ATV and will now with the crew too. stinks. :)
 
#4 ·
Thanks guys... that is the same thing I found when I went to the Colorado website. I can't find anything online about any reciprocity agreements between Texas and Colorado.

Time to get ours ordered!
 
#6 ·
Thanks guys... order my non-resident Sticker yesterday and already have shipping info on it.