| Author | Message | ||
     2003xb9r |
Wanted S3T, prefer black in color but would consider others. Must be in excellent all round condition. Clean title etc. I can arrange my own shipping to Ca. Thanks, Dave | ||
| Bienhoabob |
2002, 14,000 miles, has lowers, all stock, excellent condition. black w/nuclear blue frame and wheels. $4,500  (Message edited by bienhoabob on February 19, 2012) | ||
| Nc1276 |
98 S3T.6k miles. PM wheels..pic in profile. | ||
| 2003xb9r |
Thanks Nc1276, PM sent. | ||
| Well_ridden |
1997, less than 5000 miles. Thunderstorm heads, Have all stock parts except muffler. Expandable Buell bag liners, handle bar & under seat bag. Pic in profile | ||
| Airbozo |
2003xb9r, Check the CA DMV rules. CA DMV considers _any_ motorcycle under 7500 miles as "new" and unless it is a CA specific model, you will not be able to register it in CA. From the DMV website: "Is there anything special I must know if I am thinking about buying a vehicle from another state? First of all, the vehicle must be certified to meet California's more stringent smog laws before it can be registered. Many vehicles are only certified to meet lesser federal emission standards, called "49-State" certified. Vehicles smog certified to California standards are referred to as "50-State" certified. If you decide to buy a vehicle from out-of-state, keep in mind that it will be considered new if it has less than 7,500 miles, and will be subject to the pertinent registration requirements for a new vehicle. A new vehicle that does not meet California emission standards cannot be registered in California unless it is exempt. The vehicle will be considered exempt if: Its ownership arose out of an inheritance or divorce settlement. It was purchased in order to replace your California vehicle that was stolen while you were using it out-of-state. It was purchased in order to replace your California vehicle that was destroyed or rendered inoperative while being used out-of-state. It was acquired while on active military duty outside California and registered in the last state of military service." I almost made a major mistake buying a bike with less than 500 miles on it from Ohio... |
