Dirt Bike Street Legal - Registration, License Plate, and Title 

did u do it

Did u end up doing it?? I’m wondering too

​@@dereckrodriguez9688 did it work

I think they do a little more, like add an LLC under your name in south dakota so you dont have to renew in your state

Did you ever do it

Congrats, it’s a great feeling being 100% legal so no one can fuck with you. Be safe riding, no problem, glad the info helped that’s why I posted this video

@@NativeAssocaition Awesome. Going to get some insurance at Progressive in NJ for Dirtbike. $73 a year. Now I take that Reg and tag to NJ and try and get a title and reg and tag in NJ? Is that right? Thanks.

@@rogerlillo353 I have progressive too, best way to insure. It’s up to you if you want to transfer to NJ that’s how you would do it. Honestly, cops really don’t pull bikers over regardless of what state plate and the registration renewal for South Dakota was $35 and I think NJ is $89 I’m sure Vermont is cheaper.

I only have bill of sale and sd didnt approve that...what county in vermont did you use? what was the process?

@@NativeAssocaition do I need proof of insurance before I register like they do here in nyc? Does the reg still say ATV? I want to register a banshee

Have you gotten your registration back yet? I spoke with a SDcars representative and they told me there is no way to get a title without “off road only”. I’m curious to see if this trick works!

Any update on this?

Yep, paid online today. Clay county wanted the off road affidavit. Plus, they wanted a detailed invoice, probably for the taxes. It was my initial titling, so it was expensive. A little over $200. I’ll get insurance when I have my paperwork. No inspection in Florida. I’ve got everything but blinkers, so no night riding. Chinese mini bike on the streets of the Florida Keys!!!!

Plate is on the bike. Progressive insurance was $70. Legal!!!

For the bill of sale did you just fill it out as selling to yourself for $0?

​@@endlesssummerfamily1374did they question why you were titling out of state?

Trying to do my 450fx ,did Selby did it for you?

I am going to try to do my ttr 250 this week, ill keep you updated.

@@bonavita5683 any progress? im trying to do this with a crf250f. i tried through Vermont but the "off road use" now need to be inspected by a in state certified inspection tech. to ensure they meet the requirments for on road use.

Did you have to send in the off road affidavit?

@@cmp0763 yes I’ll make my own updated video on everything soon

I did the same thing

@@piedpiperredd6261 awesome

10 calls a day, my bad Hot Springs, I was just trying to bring more revenue to their beautiful state; nothing about this process is circumventing any laws, this was all totally legit, thanks for the update dan

so they didnt let u? im trying to do this now

@@NativeAssocaition how can i contact u

@@Nfrealmusicfans correct, the contact said to call another location, many other places in the state… I didn’t do anything yet

@@dandauer9673just call around. found one that would work with me. won’t tell you their county name but just know it still works.

Who did you go with ?

I did it in my state, but I was wondering if South Dakota still has that loophole for out State residence.

@@cep8214 what’s your state ?

@@cep8214 you mentioned as of today the loophole is closed, how do you know that?

I’m wondering the same thing

Figure this out? I’m trying to get an answer too

Why not? I got a very similar bike a Panterra 125 .. I’m in Texas and wonder if this will work for me

@WokeEarth Texas is more lenient, in Wisconsin if the first 3 vin digits don't come up on their list they won't register it regardless of what it is, south dakota considers my hawk 125 a street legal dirt bike and will register it, whereas WI will not register street legal dirt bikes at all

Couple of questions 1. Did you fill out the Off Road portion of the Low Speed & Offroad Vehicle application or did you use the Off Road -Vehicle affidavit form with a space at the bottom for a notary? I'm seeing the ** in the video description says Do NOT send off-road vehicle affidavit, just double checking what you sent. 2. And did you end up sending the motor vehicle/boat title registration application? I've got the actual title for my dirt bike so is this necessary? 3. Also did you leave any Title spaces on forms empty for when they create a new title number for you? Or fill out your existing. 4. What branch did you call haha? Sounds like they might not be super backed up thanks!

@@scottiemanners I did the Off Road affidavit and had it notarized for $15 at a local print shop. Just call them, the lady will tell you exactly what to do. Have the forms printed out and take notes as she talks. It took like 2 minutes on the phone. I left everything empty on the form except VIN, make and model section she told me to fill out. She called yesterday, asked for payment and said plate is on the way. I called the Deuel branch but I would just go down the list in the video until someone answers. lmk how it works BRAAAP!!!

Got my plate today!!! It works. Youre the man. Thanks again for the video

@@conorprovan9435 got my plate today too! Whoohoo! Ready to ride legally now after I throw the turn signal kit on. This is awesome, I did the same place as the video called

@@conorprovan9435 how about insurance how that work?

It’s a possibility I do not know the answer, hopefully it worked out for you

What happened??

8TH CHARACTER? I have a three at 7th place and that's it no "C" anywhere either

Wisconsin sucks period when it comes to registering, did you ever get it figured out?

@@lowxpectations , well, you can thank Evil Evers and anyone who voted for that Liberal hack. It used to be cheap and easy to title and plate in WI! Anyway I bought a Beta XT over in MN, and had it delivered here for fairly cheap. I wasn't charged anything, regarding paperwork, it was like buying from a private party; up to me to title, plate, and pay WI sales tax. Got brave and went to my DMV (last July) with the COO which, with a Beta, looks like an ordinary street legal one. I got lucky, but was sweating the whole time, as the clerk asked me lots of questions. She'd never heard of Beta, questioned the 293cc engine size, I told her Beta was a new company and it was a 300cc "commuter bike" and I was just trying to save money getting to work, or something like that. Made up a low price for taxes and left with a plate, or maybe it was mailed, can't remember. If you have a European bike you can prolly do what I did, I don't think you have anything to lose. If rejected I would have tried the SD deal. What make and model are you getting?

Just done randomly

Yes NJ DMV accepted my SD title and I now have NJ license plate, registration, and title. The title from SD did take a solid 6 weeks to get after all I received the original SD license plate and register. It can be done this way

@@NativeAssocaition which dmv in jersey did you go to to switch it from a SD to nj plate. Once I'm ready I wanna go through the same one to make it easy

@@kennyroohr6631 Wayne, it’s actually easier now with covid you just make an apt online but those apts have been pushed out prob a month

@@NativeAssocaition the medford dmv is like a week out. It's nice, but thanks for the help

If you have a husky tc model or ktm with a number 3 in eigth place on vin nj will not title unless you get someone dosent look into a passes.

4 wheeled vehicles in Texas have different requirements than 2 wheel, and since you have to pass a vehicle inspection before you get vehicle registration, it would never pass.

I am not too familiar with that process. I know Vermont is an easy registration state with possibly less paperwork, no original title needed maybe just a contract of sale, I wouldn’t know. But yes with NJ you can get registration transferred as long as you have the docs from Vermont or SD

@@NativeAssocaition Ok if I call South Dakota am I telling them that I’m from New Jersey and I want to make my dirtbike street legal or are there things I’m going to avoid saying?

even if the state makes you get new registration, you should be fine for at least 1 year since you are doing an out of state registration, its technically registered to your home address. but depends on the cop honestly

No, you do not need a motorcycle license.

Sd does not need Inspection

Yes once you receive the SD title you can then use that title to register in your state. In the video at 2:06 my certificate of origin from NJ states “This vehicle was not manufactured for use in public streets, roads, or highways” and South Dakota still issued me with the license plate, registration, and title.

Thanks a lot for the help and how quick it was. Think the only other questions I’d have would be if you can use an MSO if you don’t have the certificate of origin and if the 8th digit of the bikes VIN number can’t be 3 or C? I know some bikes wouldn’t be able to be plated if either one of those were in the 8th digit of the VIN.

@@shredcx2976 I am not sure I would call South Dakota first, they would have that answer

Ok, would I have to ever change the plates to the state I’m in after a certain amount of time or would I be fine with have the SD plated as long as I’d like just to be able to ride on road for when ever I’m in SD. Basically would they just let me keep the plate for SD as long as I’m not riding the bike in the state I’m a resident in and just to ride for when I’m in SD?

yes, search the channel "Street Legal SXS"

They will say “not for highway use” on the tire if they aren’t dot rated.

the state you register with on DirtLegal allow out of state registration, so your current state can't actually do anything ab it

I went with progressive insurance it’s the cheapest and they don’t care about the designation, they accept street or not street legal

@@NativeAssocaition Oh nice! Are you currently living in SD? Or did progressive not care about having a vehicle registered in another state? I just sent my title info in to SD and wondering about insurance/etc.

@@Haganracing did you get this sorted? I’m wondering if I should insure before or after I do this

@@RyanClowers I got my car titled and registered in South Dakota. Mailed my info in on a Monday, tags arrived the very next Monday! No insurance info needed. Once I got my tags, I emailed my insurance agent the vin number of my car, and they added it to my policy.

also you stated not to submit the affidavit does that mean I do not have to provide any proof of the bike was getting the modifications required to make it street legal

No proof of insurance needed. Don’t submit affidavit if you want it to say motorcycle and not atv.

What if it’s an atv I want to make street legal? Do I submit affidavit?

Morris - Passaic county border

Drz400 is a street legal bike. All you need is a title

im also in nj

@nativeassocaition

I did send the off road affidavit and in the video is what I received. If I did not send the off road affidavit the registration would have said motorcycle. In South Dakota and certain states you can have a licensed off road vehicle. In NJ you can’t get a license plate for a quad but you can get a license plate for a dirt bike this way

@@NativeAssocaition if I'm correct, your bike already said motorcycle as the body type on the certificate of origin/title that you sent to SD. So for example, if you had a motocross bike that said MV in the body type and you didn't do an affidavit wouldn't they just send you a title back that still said offroad?

@@NativeAssocaition I just talked to them about my 2024 Yamaha WR450 and they told me the off road form was manatory to process my registration and license.

Yes, I did that with this bike. You can get NJ registration with a SD title. Just to let you know, the annual registration renewal in SD is about $35 vs NJ is about $85

@@NativeAssocaition sounds good thanks, and do I need a motorcycle license in order to do this process with SD?

Do not send off-road vehicle affidavit (that is only for ATV) it was my mistake to send and I need to correct the video. In South Dakota you can register and license ATV/UTV

@@NativeAssocaition did you do a supplemental process to get that fixed too?

I’ll make sure I do not send that out

Not sure I would call the number for Fall River 2:20

Did you find out if it does? I only have bill of sale

@@winru2 In nrbraska its next to impossible so i just sold it and bought a CBR

Insured before. You just need the make, model, and VIN (serial number) of the bike. I would go with progressive, they are the cheapest

@@NativeAssocaition your the best I’m from nyc let’s ride out one day bud

Bro I’m from NJ! I’m ready to get my bike legal on the road. I just bought a 2021 Yamaha YZ450f Monster Racing Edition!

How are u able to insure it I’m getting all this bs

@@cadillacpimpz88 👀🤨🤔

Bro

yes you definitely could do get street legal with that bike. The main reason I got plates and registration is to protect the bike; if you ride on state land or private property or if you ride on the street to get to the trails you don't have to worry about cops impounding the bike because you are legal.

@@NativeAssocaition is sending the title to get it legal safe? like they wont try to scam me? is it possible to get it legal from just nj state?

@@spincitydan5751 No scam, you will have to surrender your current certification of origin and send it to South Dakota Dep of Revenue. If you follow all the steps in this video you will get license plate and registration, no bs. Only thing is do NOT send off road vehicle affidavit, if you do it will say ATV on your registration. Feel free to call Fall River, Hot Springs (605) 745-5145. They can answer any questions

Don’t send in the off-road affidavit, just send the registration paperwork

@@NativeAssocaition but it already said atv?

Called today 2/1/23 same response denied

Same as of 8/1/23 no more

@@tylerwalsingham12 I went through dirt legal and they got me the plate

@@damian1228 nice that will be my alternative , currently in prosess with another dmv in sd What was your total bill

@@tylerwalsingham12 was a while ago but under 300 for everything I think

All the links are in the description, fill out all the standard info you know, they are pretty lenient. I would call them directly if you have any questions

@@NativeAssocaition two of the links aren’t working for me. That’s weird

what exactly did you tell them? that it was a street legal dirtbike? that it was a street legal motorcycle? that it was a dirtbike that you would mostly use offroad?

@@mtdman1146 it’s a regular motorcycle in the eyes of the law now. They insure it a such. If they ask it’s been converted for street use now.

Wrong I’m in Hartford Connecticut and I just did mine

@@Lussuosoclothinghi. It depends on your states rules about allowing modded or non carb compliant bikes.

@@Lussuosoclothing what dmv? explain the process?

Yes, you would need to send in the off road affidavit document

@@NativeAssocaition thanks bro!

Is it just for Ktm I was looking into doing this in New Jersey with my Honda but my 8th title number is 3 as well

@@jarekgomola7270 , the vehicle make shouldn't matter. I'm told that if the 8th of the VIN is a "3" or "C" WI won't allow it. I can't speak for other states, though.

In NJ and most states, you cannot get a vehicle registered without a title. When I bought this bike I received a certificate of origin which says "this vehicle was not manufactured for use on public streets, roads, or highways." DMV in NJ will not register but South Dakota and Vermont and some other states don't care, they will take your money and register the bike no problem.

@@NativeAssocaition i already contacted them. They send me the info hopefully I'll get it done by next week. I just bought a ktm xcf 250 2017. By the way where are you at ain this video

@@pawerRanjerah nice, it’s a really easy process, let me know if you mail or email the docs. That’s a nice bike, i just upgraded to a Husq 350. I’m the one riding and talking.

@@NativeAssocaition they only take mail because of the certificate of origin

Just plated my KDX200 through SD. Be careful, even though we have a SD title, NJ won’t issue tags if the VIN says off-road use only. Plus, it’s about half the cost to re-register every year versus NJ. Anyway to stick it to NJ is ok in my book.

No proof needed for motorcycle license

Can't register a humvee in SD. However we can register it through a different state for you here: www.dirtlegal.com/services/military-street-legal-registration

Would you guys have to hold my title?

@@dieselburner4461 What do you mean by hold your title? You will get a new title in your name from either Vermont or Utah. We will just need the original title or bill of sale to get it registered for you

@@DirtLegal ok will dirt legal have to be on the title as a co-owner?