Hawk licensing in Michigan

wchill-hawkrider · 09-07-2016, 10:32 AM

I received my Hawk in June but was waylaid by back surgery in getting it assembled and licensed. Thankfully, surgery went well and I am up and mobile....Been working on the bike off and on and finally have it assembled and test rode. All is well. Last week I went to Sec of State office and had no problems getting it plated. The MCO arrived a week after the bike and it had it listed as "Enduro" in the type. SoS plated it as "motorcycle" and after paying a late fee of $30 (because I didn't register it within 10 days of purchase) plus plating costs, I was on my way. No issues here.....

My initial impressions of the bike is it is exactly what I needed. Rides super smooth, shifts well, etc...Granted I only put 10 miles on it as I still have another month of healing before I can get back to a normal life but I am well pleased.

09-07-2016, 10:32 AM	#1
wchill-hawkrider Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Michigan Posts: 19	Hawk licensing in Michigan I received my Hawk in June but was waylaid by back surgery in getting it assembled and licensed. Thankfully, surgery went well and I am up and mobile....Been working on the bike off and on and finally have it assembled and test rode. All is well. Last week I went to Sec of State office and had no problems getting it plated. The MCO arrived a week after the bike and it had it listed as "Enduro" in the type. SoS plated it as "motorcycle" and after paying a late fee of $30 (because I didn't register it within 10 days of purchase) plus plating costs, I was on my way. No issues here..... My initial impressions of the bike is it is exactly what I needed. Rides super smooth, shifts well, etc...Granted I only put 10 miles on it as I still have another month of healing before I can get back to a normal life but I am well pleased.
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