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VaFish · October 2nd, 2017, 07:12 AM

Thinking back about it some more. I've bought a bike, paid the money, took the title and keys, but left the bike around behind the sellers house, then drove my car home, jumped in my truck and driven back to pick up the bike.

Also not sure about MI, but here in VA you can get a temporary (IIRC 3 day) transport tag on line for $7. When I bought my Sportster I really liked what I saw on line and from talking to the seller. I got the VIN number from him before I went to look at the bike (allowed me to run a report on it first too), paid the $7 for the transport tag, went and looked at the bike with my daughter along, handed the man my cash, went on line on my phone to add the bike to my insurance policy and rode home completely legal while my daughter followed me in the car.

Anyhow @Aldent how is the bike search going?

October 2nd, 2017, 07:12 AM	#38
VaFish ninjette.org certified postwhore Name: Tom Location: Northern Virginia Join Date: Jul 2015 Motorcycle(s): 2001 Ninja 250, 2019 Harley Ultra Classic, 2001 Suzuki SV650 Posts: A lot. MOTM - Jan '16	Thinking back about it some more. I've bought a bike, paid the money, took the title and keys, but left the bike around behind the sellers house, then drove my car home, jumped in my truck and driven back to pick up the bike. Also not sure about MI, but here in VA you can get a temporary (IIRC 3 day) transport tag on line for $7. When I bought my Sportster I really liked what I saw on line and from talking to the seller. I got the VIN number from him before I went to look at the bike (allowed me to run a report on it first too), paid the $7 for the transport tag, went and looked at the bike with my daughter along, handed the man my cash, went on line on my phone to add the bike to my insurance policy and rode home completely legal while my daughter followed me in the car. Anyhow @Aldent how is the bike search going?