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FireKracker

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  1. i didn't think they would let you NOT register. Once you ask for a title they will now you own it, and want you to register. I know before you didn't have to get a title but the registration was required.

    most other areas, around here, Utah, Cali, Oregon all require OHV Registration anyway, and once it's registered in Nevada you don't need to be registered in the other states. it's more in cali, and they just rob the fund all the time anyway.

    Just an FYI, last year I bought a Raptor 700 with a bill of sale just to flip it and they had no problem giving me a title without registering it.

  2. They won't do just a title will they? I really don't ride here in Nevada and only want the title in my name rather then the one I have signed over to me.

    yeah, they will...you dont have to register it. but you still need to complete all other forms, just not the application for registration.
  3. 1) i dont have a script but always pick up copies at Butches whenever i am there...not really sure i know why i dont.

    2) i would like to see more tech articles ie; what cv greases, how to tune / rebuild shocks, what fuels and why, etc..

    3) i dont skip much as it is

    4) i like it that they feature actual duners, always excited to see people that i know and see in the dunes in pics. And always enjoy a pretty lady :-)

  4. I can look at my bank statement to get the name

    not that important really, i was more curious as to what the price was....i am running rebel comp fuel (100 oct) and it costs $7.00/gal, it is always good to know your options.

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  5. I bought a LTR couple of weeks ago, I had the vin inspected before purchase and received a BOS (owner lost the title). Took the BOS and The vin inspection form to the DMV and they told me too mail the BOS and the vin form to Carson for the title does this sound correct?

    In order to apply for a title and Registration on your OHV you will need to send in the following:

    With a Cert of Origin:

    Certificate of Origin (Original)

    VIN Inspection

    Application for Registration

    $48.25

    With a Bill of Sale:

    Bill of Sale (original)

    Statement of Facts

    Vin Inspection

    Application for registration

    $48.25

    With no VIN (Sandrail):

    Bill of Sale (original)

    Statement of Facts

    Vin Assignment (Take to DMV to be completed, the technician will give you the stamped form and 2 rivits, they will assign the VIN there)

    Application for registration

    $50.25

    All of these forms are available on the link that I provided above. After I sent them in, I got the registration sticker in about two weeks and the titles in about 6 weeks.They weren't very picky about the BOS's either, one was hand written on the back of a manila envelope....

  6. I did several vehicles this year in Nevada, 2 yamaha raptors, a rhino and my sandrail, it was pretty painless except for the fact that I had to take the toys to the PD (or local OHV dealer) to get the VIN inspections done. If you have a "certificate of origin" of out of state title it is a slam dunk, if you only have a "bill of sale" dated prior to July 1, 2012 then you will need to provide them with a "statement of facts" and have it notarized. If you don't have a BOS, you can still register it in NV but you won't receive a title.

    http://nvohv.com/registration/

  7. I am assuming since you posted this in an open forum that you are open to discussion....Just so I have your story correct, Your brother entered the "park" without purchasing a weekend pass on a major holiday weekend even though it is posted so well that Helen Keller would have known, rode all weekend on unregistered OHVs, tried to to purchase a pass on the way out and BLM took up a whole 5 minutes to examine a $100 bill (he apparently had the $ to buy a pass upon entry unless he hit the ATM at bathroom 6) and got questioned by the authorities who were kind enough not to impound his toys even though they are well within their authority to do so, kind enough not to site him for his tail lights....and they wouldn't accept his sobriety chips as proof he wasn't intoxicated? Well the nerve of these people abusing their authority!!!

    I have been enjoying Dumont for 12 years, bought my season passes, paid my registration....never been hassled.....weird

    I realize that i am probably in the minority here but I pay my fees, follow the rules and appreciate the service (and EMS) of the officers presence.

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  8. Is the fuel gauge an Autometer Ultra-lite II ?, if so, dibbs..... might also be interested in hubbs, need more info, pics & condition.

    oh yeah,....tried phone number 3 times and got disconnected.

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