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btw, apparently there's a loophole for california's 7500 mile rule, but i don't personally know anyone who's done it. check it out here: http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/fo...hreadid=193570
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btw, apparently there's a loophole for california's 7500 mile rule, but i don't personally know anyone who's done it. check it out here: http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/fo...hreadid=193570
DMV states that if you wreck or experience "unrepairable" break-down on your car / bike out of state so you "are forced" to buy another one, you will be exempt even if the car / bike is brand new. All you need to do is to provide an evidence that your car / bike is "unrepairable".
So... bring a used, ugly, broken bike w/ your truck out of CA.... "try" to repair it... ask a licensed mechanic to state it's "unrepairable"... buy Josh's bike and all of the evidence... that's it... you should be off the hook.
Don't mean I support this loophole... just something that you may be able to take advantage of.
Here's the exact quote from the DMV:
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/brochures...cts/ffvr29.htm
Exceptions
As usual, there are a few exceptions included in the law. As a California resident or business you may be able to register a 49-State vehicle if you:
Obtained it as part of a divorce or inheritance settlement.
Purchased it to replace a vehicle stolen while you were using it out of state.
Purchased it to replace a vehicle which was destroyed or made inoperative beyond reasonable repair while you were using it out of state.
Were on active military duty outside California, and you registered the vehicle in the state of your last military service.







