This sucks...

Started by orangelion03, October 20, 2009, 11:52:41 AM

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LA

Isn't that the same info from the "manufacturer's statement of origin" paper work.  DNA should be able to give you that if you can talk them into it.

Good luck,
LA
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Spidey

Quote from: orangelion03 on October 20, 2009, 03:51:37 PM
Spidey:  I thought I was free and clear at 7500 as well.  I just double checked everything on the DMV website pertaining to the emissions reqiirement and it applies only to NEW vehicles, those defined by DMV to have less than 7500 miles.  There is even a stand-alone brochure which simplifies everything required to register an out of state vehicle and there clearly stated is the "NEW vehicle with less than 7500 mile" issue.  Per your suggestion, I have printed everything on their site pertaining to this issue.

Thanks for the input guys!!!!

I would also take with you the provision that says that motorcycles are not required to go through annual smog checks.  Because, for example, while a not-"new" vehicle in CA is defined as one with more than 7500 miles, cars are still required to have smog checks before they're registered.  Not so for motorcycles.

Good luck.  If the guy at the DMV keeps giving you grief, try a different DMV office.  It'll make a world of difference.  Again, good luck.  [thumbsup]
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DanTheMan

Just went through registering a nevada bike, the DMV inspector didn't even look for the CA emissions sticker. I even went back and asked about it and she didn't care if it had it or not...

You can try another DMV, you should be good to go with the +7500 miles, i understood it the same way.
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Dano

I just registered my out of state Monster a few weeks ago. As with all my vehicles (3 from out of state), I used AAA. No lines, and they seem to be a lot more flexible when it comes to filling in the required data for DMV. If all else fails try them you might be surprised.

orangelion03

Quote from: Dano on October 21, 2009, 12:50:15 AM
I just registered my out of state Monster a few weeks ago. As with all my vehicles (3 from out of state), I used AAA. ...

D'oh!  Great idea Dano!  I'm a member and I have used them in the past to register a trailer...easy peasy!
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orangelion03

Response from DNA to a request for information.  Cant hurt, right?
____________________________________________________________________

Dear Mr. Arance,

Thank you for contacting Ducati North America.

Unfortunately, once removed, the emissions stickers cannot be replaced.  However, we are able to provide you a letter stating that your Monster is CA compliant.  In order to do this, will need your complete mailing address to include in the letter.  Once received, we will issue the document stating the bike's compliance and will send a copy to you via email (PDF) and mail (USPS).  If you would like a copy of this letter, please reply to this email with the requested information.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us or an Authorized Ducati Dealership. To find an Authorized Ducati Dealership, please visit www.ducatiusa.com and click on "Dealer Locator" or utilize our dealer locator by phoning 1-800-231-6696.

Best regards,

Customer Service
DUCATI North America
10443 Bandley Drive
Cupertino, CA  95014
www.ducatiusa.com
Tel: (408) 253-0499 x4411
Fax: (408)253-4099

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NAKID

Sounds like a resolution to me!
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orangelion03

Quote from: Mr. Exact on October 21, 2009, 04:35:47 PM
Sounds like a resolution to me!

Sure does, but we arent DMV drones, so I'm not completely hopeful...

Email letter did arrive as promised, hard copy on the way via snailmail.
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orangelion03

So I walk into the DMV this morning, with my letter from Ducati and all the pertinent pages printed from their website...

I hand the registration paperwork to the person behind the counter and I'm ready to start defending my lack of sticker.  She peruses the paperwork for a few moments, then hands me my new California plates.  I said "That's it, were done?".  She answers "yes".  I then tell her about the emission sticker I was told I was missing.  She then tells me that I was not missing an emissions sticker, it was a secondary VIN sticker, but since the CHP cleared the bike, I didnt need it and I should have myself a good day.  I said "I think I will, thank you".  I swear, they like to twobacksbeast with you because they can.
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Popeye the Sailor

Quote from: orangelion03 on October 26, 2009, 12:45:00 PM
I said "That's it, were done?".  She answers "yes".  I then tell her about the emission sticker I was told I was missing. 

Why the need to shoot yourself in the foot? Did you not want your plates?
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orangelion03

Quote from: MrIncredible on October 28, 2009, 09:54:57 PM
Why the need to shoot yourself in the foot? Did you not want your plates?

Note that I already had my plates in hand.
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Spidey

Glad it worked out.   It's all about DMV-shopping or even going back the same day to the same DMV and talking to a different clerk.

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