Problem? 49 state bike to CAL.
Problem? 49 state bike to CAL.
As everybody knows CA DMV give you trouble when you try to bring the vehicle never registered in CA. However, I was told motorcycle is expemt.
only 50 state bike is required when sold "Brand New" bike in CA.
so used 49 state bike can register. is that ture?
I moved from So Cal (Corona, CA) to Ohio for job relocation about 1.5 years ago. I kept my house in Corona and renting out and Driver's license is CA. So obviously planning to go back to SO CAL.
I got used SH in Ohio.
Can I bring my SH back to CA when I move back?
Thanks.
only 50 state bike is required when sold "Brand New" bike in CA.
so used 49 state bike can register. is that ture?
I moved from So Cal (Corona, CA) to Ohio for job relocation about 1.5 years ago. I kept my house in Corona and renting out and Driver's license is CA. So obviously planning to go back to SO CAL.
I got used SH in Ohio.
Can I bring my SH back to CA when I move back?
Thanks.
The only thing bikes are exempt from in Ca. is the smog test. A 49 state bike with 7500 miles on the odometer can be reg'd in Ca. no problem. If it has less than 7500 miles you can't register it period. If your bike has less than 7.5k miles, arrange to keep it registered in Ohio, even if you bring it to/ride it in Ca. When it clicks over 7.5, you can register it. If you try to register it before 7.5, you'll never be able to register it here.
The only thing bikes are exempt from in Ca. is the smog test. A 49 state bike with 7500 miles on the odometer can be reg'd in Ca. no problem. If it has less than 7500 miles you can't register it period. If your bike has less than 7.5k miles, arrange to keep it registered in Ohio, even if you bring it to/ride it in Ca. When it clicks over 7.5, you can register it. If you try to register it before 7.5, you'll never be able to register it here.
I bought my SH in Phoenix. It had 7200miles, Drove it back to CA, took it to the DMV with 7600 miles. No issues at all to get new plates. Go for it!! Just make sure your lights and blinkers are good.
If you happen to belong to AAA, you can get everything done at one of their offices. Much more pleasant than the DMV. I was surprised when AAA even had motorcycle plates on hand.
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