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Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by jeffhestand, Oct 22, 2010.

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    jeffhestand Member

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    does anyone know of one? I want to make sure this bike has not been stolen before i sink time and money into it.
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    82 Seca Rebuild
     
    jeffhestand, Oct 22, 2010
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    have your state police run the number for you or the mva
     
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    yeah- thought might be the best way. thanks
     
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    I used to be able to call the CHP but since last year, they don't do that any more. The DMV wants paperwork and $$$. What a pain...
     
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    This is probably not a bad idea. Keep in mind that it's an insurance database. How many people maintain insurance on their motorcycles, particularly bikes from the 90's and older.

    It's a start though. I think I'd still check with the police to be sure.
     
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    thanks for the thread. A friend i local police dept checked and said it was not stolen. But also said it was not on file. But she also said that is very common.
     
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