Street legal Bumper Cars look awesome

Posted in Automotive by Conner Flynn on June 18th, 2008

Street legal Bumper Cars look awesome
Remember having fun at the amusement park when you were a kid and riding around in the bumper cars? Apparently, it’s a whole big thing to modify bumper cars so they’re street legal. Awesome idea, but would I be able to fight the urge to bump and shove others? Probably not.

They use a Kawasaki 750cc motorcycle engine for power, which allows them to reach sidestreet speeds. For some ungodly and unexplainable reason, they cost $50,000 to modify them so they’re street legal! That is bizarre. How is that possible when there is so little car involved?

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2 Comments to “Street legal Bumper Cars look awesome”
  1. MadMike Says:

    These are far from street legal. They do appear to be street registered. They are probably fine at car shows. You probably wouldn’t make it 2 blocks on the real streets. If you get a cop with 1/2 a sense of humor, he’d probably tell you to take it home. If you catch a cop on a bad day, you’re probably looking at impound.

  2. Cecil Delaughter Says:

    I would love to have one of these little machines !!!!!!

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