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So on my old bike the Vulcan EN500 I have this little box on the side for things like my registration. Does the 14 sportster have such a location where I can keep my registration/insurance papers? I have to admit I haven't looked all that closely, just curious before I start the hunt.
You could put them in a zip-lock bag and tape them to the inside of the battery cover.
In WI they have moved to electronic registration, so no paperwork is required, just a license plate and for insurance, they accept a card or electronic copy on your phone. I keep my insurance card in my wallet, just in the event I can't pull it up on my phone.
all great thoughts, I'll have to think about it a bit. My state is ok with electronic insurance, but I still like to keep a card on the bike, just in case. I guess I'll just keep it in my wallet, no biggie, just used to having that little storage box.
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