Ridin2TheGym
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Hmm really? So if I claimed I paid 500 for my motorcycle when I really paid 3500, i would get away with it? Let me know, im interested now 
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Registering under your name without insurance?
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Hmm really? So if I claimed I paid 500 for my motorcycle when I really paid 3500, i would get away with it? Let me know, im interested now
In most cases. They may write a letter to the owner to confirm the sales price and charge you the diff (in theory could charge you with tax evasion i guess). But everyone seems to do this. Used trailers too.
Hmm really? So if I claimed I paid 500 for my motorcycle when I really paid 3500, i would get away with it? Let me know, im interested now
If its too obvious ,..... aka: 2012-15 Ducati for under $1000..... ***** pls.
Your company doesn't just let you suspend the coverage on it?
Although you still have problems getting a plate sticker with suspended coverage. I suspend mine all the time and I've never gotten a letter from the ministry about it but I can't renew my plate unless I take the suspension off.
I cancel the liability portion of the coverage every October, leave on the theft/comprehensive. Received my letter in March, same as the last 3 years.
silverbullet132
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If you register it the way people are advising to, you will not be able to get a temp sticker for it which makes it A LOT harder to get a safety.
Will just need to be hauled to the shop, no?
Once he gets insurance can't he go back to the ministry to get a temp sticker if he wants to ride to the shop?
Iceman
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Not once it's registered as "unfit". Once it's unfit, you cannot get a temp sticker.
silverbullet132
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Yep he would just need a tow, still alot harder. & as post above me said once it's registered unfit that can't be changed until it's safetied.
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The only time I got a temp sticker they registered it as unfit, even with insurance, and gave me the temp sticker. Told me once I get it safetied I'd get a new ownership stating it was fit. Never got that new ownership as there was no way it was going to pass so I sold it to a car dealer who just drives it with a dealer plate now, heh.
Iceman
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Yes, that's because the old ownership from the previous owner said "fit". If you bring in an ownership that already says "unfit" from the previous owner, they won't give you a temp permit.
Same deal if you go in and register your bike as unfit, then 2 weeks later you go back and present your "unfit" ownership to request a temp permit you won't get one.
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