Ha funny, a couple of weeks ago I had a "lovely" lady trying to bypass a detour to the library end up on a bike trail despite the very large no motor vehicles sign. I gave her some advice about how to correct her predicament. She asked about my level of concern and I said "you're disrupting my workout but it's funny that I have never in 18 years seen a car this deep onto the bike trail, most people realize right away that this isn't a road and back out pretty quick, I admire your dedication".
How awesome. What a great video! First off, the 4dr jdm civic is straight fire!! The monster truck looks so good cruisin'. You canera guy definitely deserves a raise. 😂
I average around 45 mpg on my 97 Acty SDX. Cleaner than yours in condition with 20k miles, which may have a healthier engine possibly. These trucks are crazy fun and useful enough I have two now!
I want to purchase one of these, from what I've read so far they're not even legal to drive on the road here in Iowa, so you may have gotten lucky. Also in Google maps instead of bike routes just click on avoid highways it'll keep you off the four lanes.
From what I could find out, the following states do not allow Kei trucks on public roads ; Colorado, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey , Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Texas and Vermont. In Virginia, West Virginia and Georgia you can register them as Farm Vehicles. Alaska, Delaware Hawaii and South Carolina apparently have no specific laws regarding Kei Trucks. Other states limit the speed and don't allow them on highways and interstates. It can be hit and miss sometimes depending on the local DMV to have them registered so perhaps ask before you purchase one.
@@milesbartlett iowa appears to be one of those states. Although best I've found so far is an article from 2007 stating not street legal. However side by sides can be driven almost anywhere nowadays so I'm assuming if you stay of state and federal highways you'd be fine. There's also the possibility of titling it in another state.
@@auto_mania that's the 1st I've heard of this, but to be fair I'm having a hard time finding any info online. If you've got any links to share please do so. Also where you located & do you own one?
Nope. Please don’t do cross country or highway in that deathtrap. The rear wants to be in front at the slightest provocation. The sheetmetal is thin. Your legs are the crumple zone.
I had a 93 minicab and now have a 93 subaru sambar, love these trucks so much
Ha funny, a couple of weeks ago I had a "lovely" lady trying to bypass a detour to the library end up on a bike trail despite the very large no motor vehicles sign. I gave her some advice about how to correct her predicament. She asked about my level of concern and I said "you're disrupting my workout but it's funny that I have never in 18 years seen a car this deep onto the bike trail, most people realize right away that this isn't a road and back out pretty quick, I admire your dedication".
I'm pretty sure I could run this thing on any trail and be mistaken for a city worker dumping the trash. lol Thanks for watching!
I absolutely adore these little trucks. I hope to get one someday
There should be a coupler under the bed that you can disengage to have 2wd on the Acty. Helps with gas mileage and top speed.
That’s why I got a carry
停止時のエンジン音が可愛くて軽やか。そして何でも詰めるし燃費が素晴らしい万能車！
ビデオを見てくれてありがとう！
How awesome. What a great video! First off, the 4dr jdm civic is straight fire!! The monster truck looks so good cruisin'. You canera guy definitely deserves a raise. 😂
Thanks for your comments. ::Takes a dollar out of right pocket, puts it in the left pocket:: /Camera Guy Paid!!
I average around 45 mpg on my 97 Acty SDX. Cleaner than yours in condition with 20k miles, which may have a healthier engine possibly. These trucks are crazy fun and useful enough I have two now!
Dang, I better Sea Foam this thing.😆🤙
Great trucks and cars.Being using kei trucks and cars for over thirty years.Seems
We got all those models of Honda in Australia maybe because we too are right hand drive just like Japan 🇯🇵
How you doing?! Like! insane trip!peace out~🤝
Thanks for watching!
I want to purchase one of these, from what I've read so far they're not even legal to drive on the road here in Iowa, so you may have gotten lucky. Also in Google maps instead of bike routes just click on avoid highways it'll keep you off the four lanes.
I heard there was a state that banned Kei trucks but not sure which one, but if it's registered in MN I'm not sure what Iowa would do. 🇺🇸
From what I could find out, the following states do not allow Kei trucks on public roads ; Colorado, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey , Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Texas and Vermont. In Virginia, West Virginia and Georgia you can register them as Farm Vehicles. Alaska, Delaware Hawaii and South Carolina apparently have no specific laws regarding Kei Trucks. Other states limit the speed and don't allow them on highways and interstates. It can be hit and miss sometimes depending on the local DMV to have them registered so perhaps ask before you purchase one.
@@milesbartlett iowa appears to be one of those states. Although best I've found so far is an article from 2007 stating not street legal. However side by sides can be driven almost anywhere nowadays so I'm assuming if you stay of state and federal highways you'd be fine. There's also the possibility of titling it in another state.
You *can* register, title, and operate Kei trucks on Iowa roadways.
As of today we have no laws prohibiting them.
@@auto_mania that's the 1st I've heard of this, but to be fair I'm having a hard time finding any info online. If you've got any links to share please do so. Also where you located & do you own one?
Was it hard to get used to using your left hand to shift?
No. I had a RHD EG hatch that I raced for 10 years so I'm used to it. At first it's odd, but after a couple days it's fine.
I can’t see any vehicles for sale on their site?
They haven't put the jdm cars on the website yet, but if you call talk to LJ.
Are those dehumidifier blue buckets in each car ?
Yes. Damp Rid 👍
You don't sell the Honda Acty, I'm in Chicago, not far from where you are from
Full Blown Motorsports in Eagan Minnesota has them.
Nope.
Please don’t do cross country or highway in that deathtrap.
The rear wants to be in front at the slightest provocation.
The sheetmetal is thin.
Your legs are the crumple zone.
Not a huge issue if you take your time and are safe
@@thelemon5069 I’m sure you are. But you can’t speak for other road users.
Yeah, the downside to these is if you crash you die.
If you die in Iowa you respawn at the last Casey's you stoped at.
They make the smaller type Leigh trucks or any other small model, in diesel?
Kei*
I haven't seen any diesel models of these.