Thats how I did my Yamaha DT100G........it has to be under 300cc (so you are OK).........and something like 20 years old (maybe 15)
I got an Ohio sales receipt made and signed by my buddy, the seller, got it noterized at the bank.......sent that to vermont....I got the regestration and a license plate from vermont........took the bike to Ohio DMV and got it inspected first and got a slip.........then took it to a different Ohio DMV with all the paperwork in hand.........it worked........best to keep your mouth shut also.........they asked some "test" questions and I just played dumb (easy for me to do
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BTW......I did not use any third party.....called the Vermont DMV and figured it out
Obtaining a legal title for a motorcycle under 300cc and twenty years of age most any state (worked in Ohio, California may be a problem)
1) Search the internet, find Ohio or whatever state generic vehicle bill of sales form, this is not a state document but looks official, print two copies.
2) Have a witness, take these and get both notarized, will need the 2nd later.
3) Some states will require an odometer verification, Ohio does not, fill out the mileage anyway.
4) Download forms from Vermont DMV Tax/title/registration VD119 and the instructions VD119i, fill them out mileage, VIN, where purchase, everything……you will receive a registration, a plate and a tag from Vermont…..not a title, on a $500 motorcycle, I figured the tax’s $71.10 I believe but it actually cost me $76.10 as there is a fee in there, you can call them and ask. Include your notarized bill off sale and mileage form if needed. I used the Montpelier Office.
5) With the plate on the bike, take it to the Ohio DMV and get it inspected for a title and get the form.
6) I went to a different DMV in Ohio, have your Vermont Registration, Your Ohio Inspection for a title application and your second copy of the notarized bill of sale.
7) Apply for the Ohio title, and inform that this was a farm auction purchase and you will be able to get a cleared Ohio title after you pay the fees and taxes.
8) This is totally legal and worked for me, purchase insurance, install Ohio Plate and Tag and keep a copy of Insurance and Registration on the bike.
Done
THX Phil