F the DMV and rebuilt titles

[weirdsteve]

I just wanted to say that getting a ****in rebuilt title is an endless expensive nightmare in PA. **** the title im just throwin a tag on the bike and ridin.

[322efonic]

well usually afteer people total something that means its garbage and why fix it

[weirdsteve]

Originally Posted by 322efonic

well usually afteer people total something that means its garbage and why fix it

hahhahaahah im sorry i thought this was a stuntriding site..........my clean title 929s in worse shape than my salvage f4i.......a bike gets totaled by scratches. it doesn't mean ints unsafe to ride. the thing im *****in about is then endless mv1910389021839 forms you have to fill out and all the bullshit.

[old man roger]

Originally Posted by 322efonic

well usually afteer people total something that means its garbage and why fix it

have you seen most trick bikes

[322efonic]

Originally Posted by old man roger

have you seen most trick bikes

yup but like mine has hole in the frame but its got a clean title

[mofat01]

Originally Posted by weirdsteve

hahhahaahah im sorry i thought this was a stuntriding site..........my clean title 929s in worse shape than my salvage f4i.......a bike gets totaled by scratches. it doesn't mean ints unsafe to ride. the thing im *****in about is then endless mv1910389021839 forms you have to fill out and all the bullshit.

There's 1 MV booklet you need for salvaged vehicles (MV-426) its 20 pages and you only gotta fill out the first 2 pages. Mechanic fills out 3 and the rest is all garbage instructions, contents page, county codes....usless stuff.


Maybe your just a little "slow"

[ajhelt]

Originally Posted by mofat01

There's 1 MV booklet you need for salvaged vehicles (MV-426) its 20 pages and you only gotta fill out the first 2 pages. Mechanic fills out 3 and the rest is all garbage instructions, contents page, county codes....usless stuff.


Maybe your just a little "slow"

i believe he is right, here in IN ive had no problems with the whole process

[weirdsteve]

Originally Posted by mofat01

There's 1 MV booklet you need for salvaged vehicles (MV-426) its 20 pages and you only gotta fill out the first 2 pages. Mechanic fills out 3 and the rest is all garbage instructions, contents page, county codes....usless stuff.


Maybe your just a little "slow"

haha maybe i am slow or maybe you're just an a$$hole that doesn't have the balls say that to my face. we'll prolly never know....either way i know about the mv426...it's only when there's a prob with the docs that shit gets frustrating. don't talk shit to someone you don't know over the net. it only shows how much of a ***** you are.

[Ringmaster72]

The only pain in the ass part in DE is that you have to give the inspectors the VIN of the bike that you got each part from. Other than that it is not too bad here.

[mofat01]

Originally Posted by weirdsteve

haha maybe i am slow or maybe you're just an a$$hole that doesn't have the balls say that to my face. we'll prolly never know....either way i know about the mv426...it's only when there's a prob with the docs that shit gets frustrating. don't talk shit to someone you don't know over the net. it only shows how much of a ***** you are.

Relax grasshopper, callin you "slow" was just a joke.

What I do to make sure my salvage booklet goes through the first time is I used pay the notary $20 to go through it and make sure its perfect before she sends it.

I've been goin to her for yrs with salvage booklets and maybe 1 out of a lot came back denied, it came back because they didn't like the one pic. Its definately worth the extra couple bucks to have someone that knows what to look for check it all out. Doesn't hurt to get a mechanic on your side to do inspections to.