Hello everyone
 

Hello everyone, I’m Joshua from Hahira, GA.

I bought a 2023 Templar X 250cc from Xpro at amazon on the end of November.

I’m wondering if anyone here have registered the 2023 Templar X in the state of GA? My tag office is requiring that the Vin# has to be registeredor loaded in the NHTSA. I saw someone talking about it in a post long time ago in a thread in the registration issues side from the forum. I saw someone saying that they got their Hawk registered but that it was a back and forth type of thing. I have the bike already insured with progressive since I did it before going to the tag office and I couldn’t find any feedbacks and any law that requires the state of GA to have the Vin # loaded into the NHTSA before so I bought the bike and now I have this problem. I’m trying to find a solution to this cause I really will like to have this bike street legal even if it is a OHV. I was thinking on going to FL and register the bike there, get the title and everything in my brothers name and than go to the Tag office in GA and try to transfer it to my name but I dont know if whenever I try to transfer the motorcycle back to my name in GA they will give me the same crap with this NHTSA. Its there anyone that can help me or give me some directions with this manner? It will be very much appreciated.

Welcome aboard! I'm sure someone will chime in on a solution.

Welcome to the Forum! I got your PM, I'll shoot you over some information on what I had to do with my Hawk. Not sure if it will work for a Templar, but it's worth a shot!

Welcome!

Hiya

Hello

My nearest "VIN inspection" location refused to pass me because the employee looked up the VIN with the NHTSA. I rode over to another VIN inspection station and that employee just entered it into the system with no grievance other than asking why I didn't buy a Harley.

Does your Manufacturer Certificate of Origin say motorcycle, minus the word off-road? Maybe your DMV system there is a little more advanced but as long as you have the right MCO I'm wondering if it's worth trying again at another DMV, in case you ran into an employee who was more vigilant than average.