KarGo
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Thanks, I was referring to your 2nd point.
Temporary Permit - Unfit Bike
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If you're just going out for a couple of short rides, just bolt on your old plate and go. Just watch for cops in your mirrors and don't ride stupid. The chances of you getting pulled over are nil.
KarGo
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Thanks, I was thinking the same. I only bought it to sell in the spring, might as well enjoy it.
^^^ this guy helped me transport my first bike to go get a safety.
I have a trailer and would be willing to help you trailer it to a shop if you like. Bear in mind Canadian tires are able to do safeties for bikes as well. And let's say they aren't exactly tough to pass.
Not every Canadian Tire will do a safety on a bike.
I should have clarified. Every Class A mechanic is able to. So if they have one, they can.
Yep, I'm just trying save people from what I went through. I went to Canadian Tire after reading it here, and they told me that can't do motorcycles (I'm sure it was won't, but whatever). I also went to a Midas or some place like that, and they wouldn't either. I ended up just happening by a bike shop I didn't know about.
KarGo
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Thanks for the offer, Ted rosey is like 15mins from my place. I just wanted to see what the consequences would be if I was stopped by police. I contacted a seller, he hadn't changed ownership from the previous seller. I bought the bike cause it was cheap, I wanted to try out a kawi ( So far I don't like the parallel twin engines, I'm still in love with inline 4s).
N3WMAN
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So you bought a bike from a guy who wasnt the legal owner(name on ownership)?
Then you want to sell it again in the spring without changing the ownership either?
That would not be legal.
If you got pulled over you would be getting tickets for no insurance, plates, and not being the rightful owner.
Spend the money to change the ownership and safety the bike.
