Thread: Street legal
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Old 09-23-2020, 08:36 AM   #14
AceBell   AceBell is offline
 
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Originally Posted by RK97 View Post
As others have said, the process varies by state.

In some states, you can simply pay a fee to have a new title issued with “on road” status, and sign something that says you affirm that it has lights, horn, signals, etc.

In states with inspections, they’re going to require an inspection before issuing an on road title. I’m in Ohio, and we don’t have an inspection. The advantage is i can convert the title any time, and then take as long as i want to add lights, etc. or risk not having a horn, since I’m unlikely to be pulled over for missing that.

Some states will not allow off road vehicle titles to be modified ...i think. At least they don’t make it easy. In fact, up until 1990(?), Ohio didn’t even issue titles with off road vehicles. So
For older bikes, you have to apply for a title, then pay to have it re-issues as on road. Thanks government!

Adding lights, etc can be easy, but not simple. I talked about making my old XR100 street legal. Bought a Vader instead...
I understand I just wanted to add the lights & blinkers for safety reasons when I ride at night but kinda also wanted to get it plated.


 
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