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No-title track bikes?
Is it common for a track bike not to have a title?
Don't like the idea... for a number of reasons... getting through borders is one of them.
Don't like the idea... for a number of reasons... getting through borders is one of them.
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Common for Salvage, Re-built, and MSO title status. Not common for no title. What borders are you crossing that have road blocks? Canada? I can't think of other states that would stop you to verify title status for anything on your trailer.
If you can get a bill of sale and verify the VIN was not reported stolen... then you should be fine for the track.
If you ever wanted to ride it on the street - then do a search on here about getting clean titles. You might decide it's not worth it.
If you can get a bill of sale and verify the VIN was not reported stolen... then you should be fine for the track.
If you ever wanted to ride it on the street - then do a search on here about getting clean titles. You might decide it's not worth it.
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Is it common for a track bike not to have a title?
Don't like the idea... for a number of reasons... getting through borders is one of them.
Don't like the idea... for a number of reasons... getting through borders is one of them.

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alot more common than any of us would probably like to believe

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Once you verify the vehicle is not stolen and if the deal is good enough, it is not all that difficult to get a title in your name on the vehicle. All you need is a bill of sale and written affidavit from the previous owner/caretaker.
I have done it twice, once on my Dad's car and once on my cousin's F4i. Both owners passed away and no title was found. Filled out a few forms, wrote my own affadavit, had witnesses signed, wrote a two checks and 6 weeks later I received the title in the mail.
I have done it twice, once on my Dad's car and once on my cousin's F4i. Both owners passed away and no title was found. Filled out a few forms, wrote my own affadavit, had witnesses signed, wrote a two checks and 6 weeks later I received the title in the mail.
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I have a track bike with no title dmv did a search it was something like 300
to get a clear title for it
John
to get a clear title for it
John
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