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    A little title help from someone in Maine or Georgia...

    I have two bikes with no titles, any chance someone will help me do the registration thing? One is an old XT 250, the other an even older TS 250. Niether one is worth enough to justify going through a title service, just beaters really.

    One bike I know for sure is OK, not stolen or anything, as it had a a title when I bought it. The other I will check to make sure, I think it's ok but I only traded a brake drum for it so I'm not really positive.


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    I would be glad to help but bike has to be in my possession as the counties finest have to come to the house to run the VIN. Even then ya don't get a title, just a registration so you can tag it.
    Unless you know something I don't know?
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      Originally posted by Octain View Post
      I would be glad to help but bike has to be in my possession as the counties finest have to come to the house to run the VIN. Even then ya don't get a title, just a registration so you can tag it.
      Unless you know something I don't know?
      Not having a title is fine, as Colorado law says that registration from your state is good enough. I have done this before, it was easy. But having to bring the bike to Georgia pretty much makes it a no go. This thing really isn't worth the price of shipping.

      Thanks anyway.

      Anyone from Maine?


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        #4
        Per some other thread I can't find right now, Tennessee is your best bet
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          #5
          Vermont will do it by mail if its old enough. That's how I did my GS. Don't have to be a resident. http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=655441
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          http://dmv.vermont.gov/help#VehicleRegistration

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            Originally posted by ezmack View Post
            Vermont will do it by mail if its old enough. That's how I did my GS. Don't have to be a resident. http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=655441
            http://dmv.vermont.gov/help#VehicleRegistration

            I did this myself. Full write up, instructions, and all the necessary forms can be found HERE.

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              #7
              Yes, I did this a little while ago on the XT250…



              I'll probably do it again on the TS 250 when I find enough parts to get it going.


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