Is this a good bike/deal?

[bigpoppa]

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Lets just be clear, I mocked you before I gave you the help.

One more thing, once you get the vehicle portion from the seller, you take that to MTO and they give you a new one with both the Vehicle and Plate portion should you ever decide to sell it yes?

 

[mimico_polak]

One more thing, once you get the vehicle portion from the seller, you take that to MTO and they give you a new one with both the Vehicle and Plate portion should you ever decide to sell it yes?

Yes. You'll need a safety certificate and confirmation of insurance. Then they will ask you what you paid (lie or not up to you) in order to pay the HST and then you get your new registration (plate and vehicle portion) and you're on your way.

 

[bigpoppa]

Yes. You'll need a safety certificate and confirmation of insurance. Then they will ask you what you paid (lie or not up to you) in order to pay the HST and then you get your new registration (plate and vehicle portion) and you're on your way.

Mucho gracias

Also say after you purchase the bike, but have no intention of riding it because end of riding season, you fully own the bike(not financed), so theres no point in insuring it, your just gonna keep it in the garage, you dont have to get it insured and plated correct? You can just take the ownership paper and go to MTO and just get it registered in your name?, and come back couple months later with insurance when your ready to ride yes?

Yes you can buy a motorcycle and register it without plating it. Just go to the MTO with the transfer of ownership papers and when they ask for insurance say that you don't have any and they won't give you a plate.

Thats what someone in the sticky says, can someone confirm?


Oh wait, nm Found it

You should maybe clarify that just to register the bike in your name you need UVIP and the ownership only.
Safety and insurance are needed to plate the bike, which a lot of people do later.

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