All recreational vehicle registrations and safety classes are conducted by the Mass. Department of Fisheries, Wildlife and Environmental Law Enforcement. Call them at (617) 626-1610 for information on these matters. Do not attempt to deal with any violators yourself, as most violators would engage you in a hostile confrontation.

The Orford Town Clerk and Lebanon DMV substation register boats (boat registration application form). Boat renewals may be done via mail directly with the DMV Boat Desk. The Lyme Country Store registers ATV's and snowmobiles. In order to register these, you must present the supporting documents (old registrations, paperwork from the state or purchase documents) to an authorized agent. The state department of Fish and Game’s web site has additional information on snowmobiles and ATVs.

For a renewal just bring the old registration. For a new registration, when purchased from a dealer, the green sales tax form and Maine assigned numbers for used recreation vehicles. If it was bought in a private sale you will need, the bill of sale, Maine assigned number, serial numbers and horsepower and length for boats. Sales tax of 5% is collected on private sales.

Yes. Your vehicle must have a current Colorado registration to operate in the National Forest. Permit information can be obtained at Colorado State Parks.

You can take the machines that you rent anywhere that you desire, as long as you return by the time your rental is due. We suggest you stay on established trails and pack out what you take in.

Boat registrations are due every three years and can be renewed from January 4th thru April 30th. There is a $5.00 penalty after April 30th. Snowmobile & ATV registrations are due every year on December 31st. There is a $5.00 penalty after December 31st.

Please call the office to get information for the state you plan to buy from. Generally, you will need both a CURRENT Registration and title signed by the owners.

The answer is the Colorado State Park’s office. Their street address is: Colorado State Parks, 4255 Sinton Road, Colorado Springs, CO. You can also reach them at 719-471-0900 or visit them online at http://parks.state.co.us/.

We always review the proper operating and safety procedures with all riders. We will recommend riding areas that fit your level of riding experience. Both ATVs and snowmobiles have essentially automatic transmissions making them easy to drive.

You can find a listing of current classes on the snowmobile safety training page, or request a copy of the independent study CD from the DNR Information Center by emailing info@dnr.state.mn.us.

Absolutely. The technology between our Snowmobile kit and our ATV kit is much the same. And because BOSS NOSS is compact and fully assembled, making the switch is a fairly simple process. Your Snowmobile kit easily functions on your ATV with the addition of our patent-pending Nitrous Pressure powered Fuel Pump (available in the BOSS Store).

The Colorado State Parks registers boats and ATV's. Their street address in Colorado Springs is 2128 North Weber, and their phone number is 719-471-0900, or visit online at: http://parks.state.co.us/home/.

You can get adequate first aid training by taking the requisite courses for an American Red Cross advanced first aid certification. Contact your local chapter of the Red Cross for details. Hut users who frequently travel in the backcountry should consider training that goes beyond standard first aid. The Wilderness Medicine Institute is a good place to start if you're looking for such training. Also check your local college.

The Competency of Operators of Pleasure Craft Regulations requires operators of pleasure craft fitted with a motor and used for recreational purposes to have proof of competency on board at all times. Although our Outcast raft drift boat does not need a motor, our guide has successfully completed the boating safety course and has a pleasure craft operator card.

Your Massachusetts ATV or snowmobile registration is only valid in Massachusetts. You must register in any other state you decide to ride in.

Hot Grips? heated grips can be used on almost any Motorcycle, ATV or Snowmobile. A general guideline is that the vehicle must have an electrical system (AC or DC) which has sufficient power to operate a headlight.

To sign up for a snowmobile safety class a person needs to pre-register at the Sheriff's Office during Office hours. The Sheriff Office and the Sheriff's Reserves host several Youth and Adult classes during the year and these classes are listed in your local Fall Community Education Bulletin or check the DNR web site at www.dnr.state.mn.us.

If you are a Minnesota resident and were born after December 31, 1976, you must possess a snowmobile safety certificate before you may lawfully operate a snowmobile anywhere in Minnesota, including private lands. (Effective Oct. 1, 2002.) If you are a Minnesota resident and were born on or before December 31, 1976, you do not need snowmobile safety certificate. However, you are encouraged to take the course, especially if you are new to snowmobiling.

Contact the DNR Information Center at info@dnr.state.mn.us. To order a duplicate you must provide your full name, date of birth, current address and Minnesota driver's license number (or previous driver's license number). There is $5.00 fee for the duplicate--a bill will be sent along with the certificate. You should receive the duplicate in 5-7 business days. You also can go to any DNR license agent to purchase a duplicate snowmobile safety certificate. There is a $3.