Here's the deal; one of you cats who live in a state where it's easy to get a >> street title << for a new KLX 450 will get a "processing fee" for working with me to get a new KLX 450 registered in your state and then transferred to me here in Georgia.

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Shipping might be a biotch from Colorado...

 

Yeah your a little far away from me too

 

True dat, but stranger things have happened (well not stranger, but almost as strange). My brother bought a duck hunting boat on Ebay in Dallas, TX and he and I did a kamikaze trip from NC to TX and back to NC one weekend to get it. I imagine if Tennisman wants that bike bad enough he would be willing to come and get it. I know I would if it meant having the bike I want versus not having a chance of getting it at all. Sleep is for the weak!

 

The states that seem to be "street-title" friendly are within reach: Ohio, Texas, NC, SC, TN.

Others?

 

Has anyone found out any more about getting one of these street legal. I would like to look into it further in Georgia. Where should I begin my research?

 

It is pretty easy here in Texas and I would be willing to help out. I kind of wished I did the same instead of buying the 250 but the 450 was out of my budget.

 

Wher should I start. The local DMV seems like a good place, but They are not the smartest or most knowledgable folks around.

 

I live in MI where several of my freinds have licensed off road bikes. It's fairly easy here. You need a police officer to sign off on a form that you can take to the Secretary of State (DMV)to get the plate. What exactly are you proposing? Are you buying the bike first?

 

Does it have to be a KLX, or do you just want a 450? I've seen multiple web sites listing the KTM450EXC "on sale" for $7,299, which is the same as the list price on the KLX. I don't know how much it would cost to meet federal "safety and emission" standards, plus the "processing fee" you're willing to pay. It just seems like it would be a lot less hassle to but a bike ready to ride (the KTM). I too wish there was a KLX450S, but to make one almost seems like more trouble than it's worth...but that said, I'd still like to hear about it if you successfully pull it off...