bhindbluize

Ok Guys I Found A Frame For Sale The Guy Only Wants 200 Bucks And It Is In Dam Good Shape. My Question Is The Guy Doesn't Have Or Can't Seem To Find The Title, Which Makes Me Worried The Frame Is Hot. Now If It Is Legit How Do I Go About Getting A Title For It So I Can Ride It On The Street Or Is It A Waste Of Time And Money.?

FTPstunna

Has the VIN been grinded off?

bhindbluize

yeah there is no vin at all on the frame but u can tell it was polished by prof.

Mr. Negative

And stolen by a proffesional too

NBSTUNTERZdave

no visible vin= no way to even get a title made

aNskY

just register it with your vin.... no one would know the difference....

NBSTUNTERZdave

isnt it true if you have a motorcycle related business you can make your own vin??? i heard of that somewhere. but you have to have a business, cuz you can use it as a business purpose vehicle

bhindbluize

hmmm so i could just use my vin off of my old bike

aNskY

if you have the title, yes

NBSTUNTERZdave

yeah, but whos gonna stamp it, its gotta look like factory, if one single letter/number gets crooked, you fawked. but yeah, you could stamp it with the same vin, but what about having two tags, you could say you lost one, the original, but i think they issue a complete new tag, so then the first one is garbage, or you could just keep swapping them back and forth....

bhindbluize

When They Pull You Over Do They Actually Check The Vin On The Bike? I Mean Are The Cops Actually Gona Check The Vins. I Know They Check Your Reg And Ur Tag And **** But I Have Never Had A Cop Check The Vins On My Bike

aNskY

yeah they dont check vins, at least not around here

NBSTUNTERZdave

they do around here!!!

FTPstunna

I got pulled over before and had my VIN ran off my frame.

little_e_fan_19

Ive been pulled over and they never check my vin

ryanaka99cents

Is there any place on the frame that hasn't been polished. I know when I polished my frame I didn't remove the vin tag because I didn't think it would come off easily. Little did I know the buffer took that off slick as ****. Lucky for me there is another stamp on it. It was positioned where the forks contects to the frame. I would look for another spot the VIN maybe or tell him to drop the price to $50 where it's a hot frame

I don't normally look at the VIN on street motorcycles, but I do on ATV and dirt bikes. We don't have a high rate of stolen motorcycles up here, but ATV, sleds, and dirt bikes are hot items. Peeps steal them and traffic them to Canada and sell them.

Mr. Negative

They even check the vins on the engine down here. Even if you stamp your vin in the frame if it don't look perfect you go to jail And theres no way its going to be perfect using single letter stamps, all and all it really anit worth the trouble.

serslyfkdup

Yeah but if they do ,and they probably will in fla., no vin usually= stolen unless you can prove otherwise.

FTPstunna

what type of frame is it? what bike? what year? ~nick