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Here is CA you get raped by tax, licensing, etc when you buy your new bike from the dealer. Wondering if any Oregonians can break downthe typical additional costonnew bike purchase? Let's say on a 15k MSRP.
Chromedome, don't even think of buying out of state! You know they will never let it in...
Don't bikes being registered in Cali (from out of state) require something like 7500 miles on the odometer before they'll even allow them to be registered?
Chromedome, don't even think of buying out of state! You know they will never let it in...
Don't bikes being registered in Cali (from out of state) require something like 7500 miles on the odometer before they'll even allow them to be registered?
No. I bought mine here. But my boy lives in Oregon. He's beenthinking about a bike andwent into an HD dealer to buy me a Christmas gift and now can't get Harley out of his head. Just trying to do some math for him.
Ahh, OK makes sense now. Good boy you got there [8D]
Ya they require a certain mileage, I think its somwhere around 7500, to bring it in the state and the mileage needs to be there if you are a CA resident at the time of purchase.
Ahh, OK makes sense now. Good boy you got there [8D]
Ya they require a certain mileage, I think its somwhere around 7500, to bring it in the state and the mileage needs to be there if you are a CA resident at the time of purchase.
Alot of 22 year olds would be thinking crotch rocket. But he's a sensible guy... other than jumping out of USCG Helicopters for a living. Yeah... I'm proud
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