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Re: How much did your tags cost
« Reply #25 on: January 15, 2007, 08:16:52 AM »
In Iowa my '69 and '74  CB750s are $7 per year for a standard plate. It probably costs the DMV more to process it than they get from the fee. Of course, due to the cold winters, we can only ride for 8-9 months, so maybe that's why it's so cheap... ;)

I am looking into registering the K0 with a vintage 1969 license plate. They allow it for cars, so why not bikes? Not sure where this will lead, but if anyone has a nice 1969 Iowa motorcycle plate, I'm interested.

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Re: How much did your tags cost
« Reply #26 on: January 15, 2007, 07:04:38 PM »
In MI, $23.00 per year, $35.00 for one-time historic vehicle plates that don't expire.
Yeah but do you get to use it as a daily rider with that plate? Someone here awhile back said you could only use it in parades or something.I don't recall who it was or which state.

Same rules. Only in parades, to club meets, etc or for "mechanical testing"... Well, I do work on my bike a lot.... I've been told that usually they don't give you any hassle over it. Heck, half the time the cops in my town pull up alongside and ask me about the bike!

For the one antique motorcycle I registered, I have an original 1966 MI Cycle plate for it.
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Re: How much did your tags cost
« Reply #27 on: January 15, 2007, 07:55:44 PM »
In MI, $23.00 per year, $35.00 for one-time historic vehicle plates that don't expire.
Yeah but do you get to use it as a daily rider with that plate? Someone here awhile back said you could only use it in parades or something.I don't recall who it was or which state.

Same rules. Only in parades, to club meets, etc or for "mechanical testing"... Well, I do work on my bike a lot.... I've been told that usually they don't give you any hassle over it. Heck, half the time the cops in my town pull up alongside and ask me about the bike!

For the one antique motorcycle I registered, I have an original 1966 MI Cycle plate for it.
Thats cool Jonesy....I wish all cops were that way.....some are and I have encountered what you're saying a few times.Some just want to take a peek at the bike.Then theres the other side of the coin.a few of them would write you for going a couple of miles over or some BS fix-it ticket. Oh well.....just part of game!!!!
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Re: How much did your tags cost
« Reply #28 on: January 19, 2007, 05:23:43 AM »
The nice thing is that where I live, the cops are biased toward Harley and crotch rocket riders. We used to have a HUGE bike night gathering with Harleys on Wednesdays and rockets on Thursdays. The entire main street was lined with bikes. Then, a new upscale high-rise apartment complex opened up along main street and tenants started complaining about the noise from the bikes. (Funny, there's a train track right behind the building, but they never complain about the train whistles) This worked out well for the city as they need revenue and lots of the Harley rides wear non-DOT helmets. So, the cops started cracking down on noisy pipes and novelty helmets. They also started going after the rocket riders if their license plates were the least bit hidden or folded in. The turnout isn't nearly what it was anymore, as many bikers boycott the city now. The city started a campaign to try and make them feel welcome as long as they follow the rules. I guess they were hurting since they couldn't write 5 parking tickets for a row of bikes on an expired meter anymore.

So, they see me on an old, quiet Honda with a legal helmet and I'm OK...
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Re: How much did your tags cost
« Reply #29 on: January 19, 2007, 09:08:11 AM »
virginia,somewhere between 35 and 40 dollars for personalized plate.
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Re: How much did your tags cost
« Reply #30 on: January 19, 2007, 11:50:54 AM »
$43 for tags and regs in TN (Rutherford county)

At least I didn't have to get it inspected, though!

And who ever said insurance was required, anyway?  Just so long as I don't get pulled over and I don't hit anyone...
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