NC Registration Advice RPS Magician

Dusman · 09-29-2023, 08:42 AM

Hi there,
I have successfully registered a Hawk 250 in NC. I had to have:

1. Proof of insurance.

2. Bill of sale or MCO (I bought mine used, original owner lost the MCO). If your MCO says "motorcycle" you should be good to go.

3. When asked for "make" at the DMV, we told them "RPS" and that was what the original owner listed on the bill of sale. Thus, I know that "RPS" is listed in the NC DMV system.

***When my buddy successfully registered his Magician in NC, he said that they looked up "Chonquing Haosen" and it came up in the NC DMV's database.***

4. I went ahead and had an inspection done before showing up to the DMV to show that my bike was able to be registered for the street, though if you purchase a bike new, you don't have to do this in NC. I had to do this because the previous inspection from the original owner had expired and it would have had to have been done anyways before the DMV would issue a plate and a new title.

09-29-2023, 08:42 AM	#1
Dusman Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: NC Posts: 211	Hi there, I have successfully registered a Hawk 250 in NC. I had to have: 1. Proof of insurance. 2. Bill of sale or MCO (I bought mine used, original owner lost the MCO). If your MCO says "motorcycle" you should be good to go. 3. When asked for "make" at the DMV, we told them "RPS" and that was what the original owner listed on the bill of sale. Thus, I know that "RPS" is listed in the NC DMV system. *When my buddy successfully registered his Magician in NC, he said that they looked up "Chonquing Haosen" and it came up in the NC DMV's database.* 4. I went ahead and had an inspection done before showing up to the DMV to show that my bike was able to be registered for the street, though if you purchase a bike new, you don't have to do this in NC. I had to do this because the previous inspection from the original owner had expired and it would have had to have been done anyways before the DMV would issue a plate and a new title.
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