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| Gearheads Greasy mechanical things. Fixing your car, swapping out engines, buying tools, and getting maximum horsepower. |
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#1
 2008-11-16, 18:33
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HaircutShoes 
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Registering/insuring a street bike, without a license.
New York State here.. my license was revoked (should be getting it back soon) and I'm wondering how I can register/insure my motorcycle without having a valid drivers license. If I was to get a bike permit and go through the whole class to get a motorcycle license, is that completely separate from a regular drivers license?
Also, when I register the bike with the dmv, do I need insurance to even register it?
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#2
 2008-11-16, 19:26
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citizenuzi 
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Re: Registering/insuring a street bike, without a license.
The DMV will ask for proof of insurance before they give you a reg and prior to that the insurance company will ask to see your permit/license.
As for being able to get a permit while having your class D suspended, I dunno. These days, probably not, but who knows? When I got an OUI on my motorcycle, I did lose my class D, I dunno if it depends on the offense..... I doubt they would have taken my D with my M if it hadn't been a drinking offense. Just getting the permit in general though, is incredibly simple. Just watch out for the couple of absolutely fucking retarded, nonsense questions.
<obvious> PROTIP: Don't ever drink on your motorcycle. I'd show you a picture of why not to but I dunno how to post img (haha, look at me I fail @ internets and so on).
What kinda bike you gettin?
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#3
 2008-11-16, 20:53
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HaircutShoes 
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Re: Registering/insuring a street bike, without a license.
Since I've never ridden on the road (only on dirt bikes) I wanted to be able to go off-roading, I bought a dual sport. Suzuki DR200SE to be exact, it was a left over model and I got it for $3400 brand new.
I like the fact that I'll be able to hit the trails and ride on the roads all on one machine.
http://i35.tinypic.com/2ahcw11.jpg
The only thing that needs to go is the ugly headlight, I want to find a new headlamp and maybe a shroud to replace it.
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#4
 2008-11-16, 22:54
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Inside the green box
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Re: Registering/insuring a street bike, without a license.
The only thing that needs to go is the ugly headlight, I want to find a new headlamp and maybe a shroud to replace it.
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=m38.l1313&_nkw=acerbis+headlight&_sacat=See-All-Categories
There are a lot of options. It's just a matter of disconnecting two wires and reconnecting them to the new lights.
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#5
 2008-11-22, 17:28
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impreza 
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Re: Registering/insuring a street bike, without a license.
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=m38.l1313&_nkw=acerbis+headlight&_sacat=See-All-Categories
There are a lot of options. It's just a matter of disconnecting two wires and reconnecting them to the new lights.
Surely it's a minimum of 3?
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