From:Dave Hennessey e-mail:dave-A-toyhouse.org
Subject:RE: RE: RE: almost on the road again Date:Tue Sep 19 05:37:25 2017
Response to:22287
Minnesota is a great state to live in!

First, they make it easy when you do not have a title.

https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/dvs/forms-documents/Documents/NoRecordofOwnership-JusttheFacts.pdf

https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/dvs/Pages/dvs-content-detail.aspx?pageID=638


Second, you can register it as a "classic" for a small one-time fee. Tag never expires. The restrictions - you can NOT use it for general daily transportation (like going to work), and you must have another vehicle with regular registration.

Also, if you can find a 1962 MN motorcycle license plate, you can wear that instead of the "classic" plate.

MN DPS changed their website around recently, but here's the law:

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=168.105


Third, it seems that MN has no vehicle safety inspection program except for commercial trucks and buses. (Or maybe they do, but I can't find it). Even if they do, most states waive any inspection requirement for "classic" tags.

I'm moving to Minnesota...
Dave



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My question. In general how do the states
look at street legal requirements for
classic motorcycles? I would have all the
requirements of 1962 but would not have
current equipment requirements. Any
thoughts?

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