2000 fe600e sm conversion ? and info on making street legal

Hey everyone ,im obviously new hear and to the supermotard scene, through a long string of trades i ended up with a fairly clean 2000 fe600e ,seems to be relatively low hours(although it seems from the color previous owner did not like changing oil!) this bike did not come with a head light or tail light , (please tell me if i am not correct on model) but has the electric start.
ok so 1st question is about affordable 17" wheels(i know im funny)
what bikes are wheels are interchangable? ktm? husky? (if so models and years?)does anyone in the US have a set of 17's they want to part with?

2nd question is about making my new berg pass through the california (i hate this state at times ,well at least the people in power) dmv as far as lighting ,signals( i prefer hand signals....well at least a finger ;P) horn ,brake light and switches, horn etc.. i know there are some after market companies that sell kits(baja designs?...i couldnt decode theyre husky/husaberg info as far as models on there web site) but being that i am prone to both being cheap and priding in do it myselfness i was wondering if anyone has scabbed their own "legal" kit together ,anyone has any basic wiring schematic that i could take a look at ?
i greatly appreciate any info on either subject! i have been checking out the site for the last couple of days and everyone on here seems to be very cool and willing to help! ....... i know you have to pay to play...i dont mind spending money .. i just dont have much lol.... spending the money on the wheels doesnt bother me much but $500 bucks for some turn signals and a few switches... isnt there another way?
Thank You All Very Much and i look forward to being on this site at least as long as i have my berg!
P.s. i traded my 98 ktm sc 620 in fair condition for the berg after barley 2 weeks of owning it .... even though the ktm was streetable(one ride down my street and i was sold!)
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Re: 2000 fe600e sm conversion ? and info on making street l

right on joe i appreciate the help ....i actually have be friended a dmv employee here in my town ...she says the only thing that has changed as far as regestering an off road vehicles ,is that vehicles 2003 and newer have to be ommission approved (green ,not red sticker) i luckly have 2000 which sneaks by with a green sticker ..she says if i follow these guidlines it should be easy and i do not have to do a special construction!


How do I change an eligible California registered OHV to on-highway registration?

To change your eligible OHV to on-highway registration you will need:

The OHV Certificate of Title
A vehicle verification to determine if the vehicle has an emission label that qualifies it for on-highway registration
A Statement of Facts (REG 256) stating, “I have received the form CHP 888 (motorcycles) or CHP 885 (other vehicles) and certify this vehicle is in compliance with all requirements.â€Â