Two Stroke Motocross
Two Stroke Motocross Forum => Non-Moto => Topic started by: Twostrokepower!!! on August 06, 2012, 03:43:01 AM
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I have a 96 cr125r. I live in ny, if i wanted to make it road legal at some point would it even be possible? What would i need as far as title and insurance and things like that? Besides the obvious lights and plates what else would i need?
Any one with experience in this? Thanks
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Someone on this forum I believe talked me through how to get my 250 road legal, it involved registry in another state and all kinds of stuff, but I do think it is possible. I have seen a road legal KX250 2T in America, so I know it is possible. You can buy an enduro kit for you bike and it should come with a head light, break lights, and battery maybe. You can find mirrors for bicycles anywhere and a speedometer isn't to difficult to come by.
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You can/could register bikes under 300cc in VT. I had my KDX plated that way. I am not sure on NY laws, in Pa I was told by my notary all I needed was something in writing that VT does not title bikes under 300cc (they don't) and my Pa insurance and drivers license and he could have gotten me a Pa title and registration for about $150. I sold it before I did though.
I hear VT is cracking down and refusing some MX bikes but you would get your money back if they refuse you.
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My brother registers his all his bikes now. He even has a YZ 125 that he took to Daytona this year. He registers them in Maine. You can do it online (with a broker or something). The process is simple and fairly cheap. Once you have it registered for 1 year, you can transfer it to you state (My brother is in Florida).
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Really? Thats be awesome, i guess ill look. Do you have a link to the website to register?
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http://staabagency.com/
If your bike is less that 300cc, you get a registration (no title) and tag. After a year, you can register it in your own state or renew in Maine online.
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This would be so cool, I wish I could register my CR here in Aus, I'd get to ride heaps then
