ynot, u are missing the point. having your ohv's registered in other states is just a headache for you. the other states state that you must have your car registered in YOUR HOME STATE, or buy registration in the state you are visiting. so, you could end up with stickers from idaho, utah, arizona and california on one vehicle. when you go to utah with a sticker from california and your drivers license says nevada, guess what...utah will make you get their sticker also. the same goes for the other states.
I am elated that nevada finally got its crap together, as now I only have to have ONE sticker per ohv, yippee. also, nevada is only $20 and cal and ut are $30.
I did nine ohvs for $180 for nevada. I saved $90 not doing calif, about enough to buy my dumont pass. But the big thing is I wont be hassled in the other states from now on. I dont have to worry about getting stopped and them giving me the 3rd degree about having the incorrect state sticker etc etc. Yippee.
Anyway, just my thoughts.
ps. if you get caught without a nevada sticker when riding in nevada after July1, 2013, nevada will fine you for having no registration. getting nevada stickers is a win-win for nevada residents.