OHV stickers and plated motorcycles?

[dano]

Hello folks, quick (hopefully) question.  I'm bringing a pair of plated dual sport motorcycles to Speed Week this year to do a bit of riding/exploring around the mountains on established roads/trails when not watching the racing.  Reading other posts and the link on the main Bonneville page regarding BLM rules, I'm still looking for some definitive answers.  If a motorcycle is plated/registered/insured from out of state, is an OHV sticker still required to travel on the surrounding mountain range area?  My interpretation of what I have read is no, but wanted a second opinion.  Thanks all.

Edit:  The loop around the Silver Island Mountains to see the floating island and Donner-Reed pass are primarily what I'm looking to see.  We've had run-ins with the BLM at the bend in the road while camping and would like to avoid such confrontations again.

[bigtim44]

If your plated and insured you don't need an OHV sticker.

[wobblywalrus]

Your department of motor vehicles can tell you if there is a reciprocity agreement between your state and Utah.  There is good off road riding in Nevada, too.  Like going up to the top of Pilot Peak.

[dano]

Thanks folks, I appreciate it.  Both bikes are plated and insured.  I'll check on the reciprocity with Colorado.

[Seldom Seen Slim]

I just got an email from a new guy - asking if it's okay to run his golf cart on the salt (for transportation, not racing ).. Do any of youse guys know if one of them will need a sticker?

[floydjer]

Why did I think this thread was about over head valve stickers and chrome plated bikes?

[fredvance]

Me too.

[Rick Byrnes]

Me too, cept my lil scooter isn't chrome plated so I kind of ignored.