Also the Vermont loophole is now closed! How was I supposed to know dude would die of a massive heart attack suddenly without warning? Guy that doesn't matter when you're the one slapping on the Vaseline!
Think I'll get mine the old fashioned way and get a bonded variety or go through the inspection rights with the DMV. Most of my bikes never cost what they want to charge a client. Thanks anyways GG.
We can still register salvage vehicles without inspection. Plus we offer a VIN search which can be used before purchasing the bike to make sure it's not stolen. It's not just a keychain, it's a special edition, orange plated, top-of-the-line, hand-embroidered keychain!
very good video very helpful.. sir i need help and have questions now i am building chopper i bought motor case look like no bill of sale..,, ( build new motor from old case) and i bought a new frame from company they give me MSO for frame… Then bike not finish yet 80% almost… can i get the title like you did?? please let me know…. Thank you… Patrick k
I don’t think the title matters that much. Vermont doesn’t require titles for bikes under 500cc. For $90 I registered my ts400 in Vermont. Next I will transfer registration back to my local DMV. They must accept registration transfers from non-titling states. It will be legal for street, and the next owner can just register it in their name with a bill of sale.
@@hunterkrech2599 No, some states just allow out of state registration. VT is one, and there are others. You don't need a title to register, anything 15 years and older doesn't need one in this state.
I have a 2006 Suzuki boulevard c50 that I got without a title but did get a bill of sale and I checked the Vin to make sure it's clean. Wonder if this would actually work or not
@@DirtLegal do u know anywhere else I can get it for my I just got a 2012 hyosung gt650r but I didn’t get the title just a bill of sell I’m new to this so any information will be helpful
But .. It's legal..it's registered to you ..if you get in an accident ..go to tow yard ..they'll give it back to you because you can prove it's yours ..
Why pay a CPA to do your taxes when you can do the paperwork yourself? Its a convenience service for those that DON'T want to be bothered with filling out paperwork.
@DirtLegal I've done this by myself before lower your prices that's a total rip off even for local stuff where I'm from it's roughly 250 with court ordered title and transfer
I should probably do this but i dont even know if my motorcycle is still standing. There was a huge fire near where i store it and i dont know yet if anything happened to it.
Loos like a scam to me. You still do not have a title and without the title you can not have it switched ti your state. $25 for a notary stamp is crazy. It is $6 at the Currency Exchange here and many banks will do it for free if you have an account with them.
in nc all i had to do was bring vermont registration and tell them they dont issue titles so i need to apply for a new one. got the plate same day and title in the mail.
The transferable registration is a legal ownership document. Also for $25 you are getting it notarized ONLINE so you don't even have to leave your house. For $6 you might have to spend 1 hour driving to the bank and waiting in line.
@@DirtLegal Yea but saving hundreds of dollars is worth it. Your service is great for people who aren't smart enough to read or too lazy to fill out two forms. For non street legal dirtbikes this service makes a lot more sense, otherwise the Vermont loophole only requires the intelligence of a 5th grade child and a printer.
I think this is more of a plug for dirt legal. This is easy to do yourself for 1/4 of the price.
Also the Vermont loophole is now closed! How was I supposed to know dude would die of a massive heart attack suddenly without warning? Guy that doesn't matter when you're the one slapping on the Vaseline!
Think I'll get mine the old fashioned way and get a bonded variety or go through the inspection rights with the DMV. Most of my bikes never cost what they want to charge a client. Thanks anyways GG.
Yeah, I could buy a whole new engine for my CT70 for the cost of titling through dirtlegal (clever name by the way)
not a good deal if you find out vin is reported stolen or insurance write off for salvage . You pad 500$ for a key chain
We can still register salvage vehicles without inspection. Plus we offer a VIN search which can be used before purchasing the bike to make sure it's not stolen. It's not just a keychain, it's a special edition, orange plated, top-of-the-line, hand-embroidered keychain!
very good video very helpful.. sir i need help and have questions now i am building chopper i bought motor case look like no bill of sale..,, ( build new motor from old case) and i bought a new frame from company they give me MSO for frame… Then bike not finish yet 80% almost… can i get the title like you did??
please let me know….
Thank you…
Patrick k
I don’t think the title matters that much. Vermont doesn’t require titles for bikes under 500cc. For $90 I registered my ts400 in Vermont. Next I will transfer registration back to my local DMV. They must accept registration transfers from non-titling states. It will be legal for street, and the next owner can just register it in their name with a bill of sale.
I’m sorry how much…
Your paying for the Montana Loophole…
Thier making like 300 or 400% off you…
This is almost a scam website.
Isn't that just a sales tax loophole...?
@@hunterkrech2599 No, some states just allow out of state registration. VT is one, and there are others. You don't need a title to register, anything 15 years and older doesn't need one in this state.
VT is the only one I know. If there are others let me know, but they’ve been fast and east to deal with, and only charged me $90.
What if the bike turns out to be stolen
sweet! did the title ever arrive? did Pennsylvania swap the tags? I'm really looking forward to that build man!
Sadly they closed this back door. I tagged my nighthawk this way, but now I have to switch it to MD, because VT wont renew tags for out of state
Yeah, the no title thing has always scared me a lil xD
I have a 2006 Suzuki boulevard c50 that I got without a title but did get a bill of sale and I checked the Vin to make sure it's clean. Wonder if this would actually work or not
Yes, we deal with situations like this on a daily basis.
@@DirtLegal do u know anywhere else I can get it for my I just got a 2012 hyosung gt650r but I didn’t get the title just a bill of sell I’m new to this so any information will be helpful
Are you from Vermont, or do they just give you a Vermont plate
They just give you a Vermont plate then you transfer it to your home state. Vermont loophole.
Hey Golden guy what ever happened to your Yahama rx50? I am working on rebuilding mine and just remembered you had one.
Sooooo, how do i get a vin number if im the one who built it 🤔
Use the serial number stamped on the steering neck if there is one
@@blakeepperson3902 i haven't put one on yet, new metal. There is no vin yet...😔
Damn!!! All custom frame? Make up your own manufacturer number!
@@blakeepperson3902 there lies the problem, i can make a custom looking vin plate with my own number, but is that all they need?
Turns out, dirtlegal can help me😁😁😁
You can do this yourself with only 2 papers sent to Vermont, DO NOT PAY DIRT LEGAL. You can do it yourself, its ridiculously easy.
How tell me
Buy a motorcycle for 300 , get a title for 500 motorcycle worth with title 400
But ..
It's legal..it's registered to you ..if you get in an accident ..go to tow yard ..they'll give it back to you because you can prove it's yours ..
I was confused bruh. I thought it was for the title. Then at the end you had a license plate. Where’s the title at bro?
Nvm I read the paperwork at 7:41
What if it's over 300cc..
Mine is a 650..
No problem. We can still help you out.
@@DirtLegal can you help people in hawaii?
Why pay 450 when you can just send VT the paper work yourself, with a money order for less then $100. Depending how much you paid for the bike.
Why pay a CPA to do your taxes when you can do the paperwork yourself? Its a convenience service for those that DON'T want to be bothered with filling out paperwork.
@@DirtLegal get out of here bro
@DirtLegal I've done this by myself before lower your prices that's a total rip off even for local stuff where I'm from it's roughly 250 with court ordered title and transfer
I should probably do this but i dont even know if my motorcycle is still standing. There was a huge fire near where i store it and i dont know yet if anything happened to it.
Loos like a scam to me. You still do not have a title and without the title you can not have it switched ti your state. $25 for a notary stamp is crazy. It is $6 at the Currency Exchange here and many banks will do it for free if you have an account with them.
False, by law your dmv must accept registration transfers from non titling states. Easy to do yourself as long as you have a bill of sale.
in nc all i had to do was bring vermont registration and tell them they dont issue titles so i need to apply for a new one. got the plate same day and title in the mail.
You are wrong.
The transferable registration is a legal ownership document. Also for $25 you are getting it notarized ONLINE so you don't even have to leave your house. For $6 you might have to spend 1 hour driving to the bank and waiting in line.
@@DirtLegal Yea but saving hundreds of dollars is worth it. Your service is great for people who aren't smart enough to read or too lazy to fill out two forms. For non street legal dirtbikes this service makes a lot more sense, otherwise the Vermont loophole only requires the intelligence of a 5th grade child and a printer.
Time to yank this off YT. Vermont closed this and it is no longer doable.
This loophole no longer exists.