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It's really simple. You buy the bike for $100 and the manual for $2900. That way everyone can sleep soundly at night.

Signed up. Thanks! I got busted a couple years ago. Luckily my winning smile and nice demeanor won the crown over and she dropped it.

I take that **** off before I leave the lot and give it back to them.

How recent is this experienced knowledge? It was my understanding that either last year or the year before they changed it. The policy has to be active for the proper VIN and it's all in the system now. I know in the past you've just had to write it down and they basically took your word that...

Nope. He still insists on riding street bikes too.

I would try State Farm or TD.

Oh for fucks sake. The ******* guy posted step by ******* step how he did it. It was a dual sport bike from the ******* factory since the ******* day it was sold. That was the ******* difference. That is why I said if it was a straight up dirt bike that should never have technically been made...

Which office? Kirk Norris in Peterborough wouldn't do it for me.

I tried two years ago with State Farm and they told me if it's in the system as Road legal they have to insure it as such. Someone told me to if I didn't renew my sticker they could, but State Farm refused. If it's a legit road legal from the factory bike, just switch it to green plate...

Why do you say it's not legal to register/insure? If it has a VIN chances are it's in the system (and if it's not, it should be). Kids 50cc dirt bikes are registered and insured (as they have to be to ride anywhere other than your own property).

Ok fine. I'll pm him all my kissy faces.

No.

No.

Buy a dirt bike and start racing them! Racing/riding MX is way more fun than watching. [emoji48]

How dare you! I think you'd be better off staying away from trees with your history.

I never did it with a bike, but I did with a car twice. I asked the seller to take it in for a safety and I paid for it pass or fail. I would think most sellers would be fine with that because if it passes and you don't buy it, they can sell it safetied. And if it fails they can tell the next...

No he doesn't. The only thing of the sellers there would be their signature. The address and everything else is the buyers information.

Worst sounding headphones ever. No bass whatsoever and they felt like they stuck out really far.

No **** eh! I wonder if they made a **** ton of them and started throwing the glue in after they were all made. But if they did that, then why wouldn't they just use the glue.

The one I bought last year actually came with a small tube of glue.