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To further complicate the issue, you do not need a Discover Pass to drive roads that are open to street vehicles, just to park on state managed recreation land. Also you do not need a Discover Pass on any vehicle registered as an ORV anywhere that ORV use is legal. I have dual registered my tow...

A folding shifter is a must have. And much cheaper than replacing a shift shaft. You might also want to add some hand guards. They pay for themselves just from the broken levers saved. Some provide a bit of wind protection making winter riding a little nicer.

Sorta. You cannot make them completely street legal. Here is a link that explains the new law that allows limited ATV street use. http://assets.ngin.com/attachments/document/0037/1538/HB1632_Clarified_-_FLYER__3-6-13.pdf

I've bought each of my three children one. Good stuff for what it is.

Nope. In practical terms, if you have an AZ drivers license and ORV permit you don't need WA ORV permit until you get a WA drivers license.

If you are a legal resident of Washington State and you get caught using out-of-state registration to avoid buying Washington State registration you can get up to one year in jail. If you are just visiting Washington State then your AZ ORV tabs have you cover anywhere ORV tabs are required.

ProCycle is one of the vendors that I have used and would spend money with them again. :awesomework: