If any richfags are out there, I'm looking at a no title bike. Based on what the guy has told me and his facebook profile, I don't think it's stolen, but I want to be sure before I shell out $1,000 for it. NICB says it's not stolen or totaled but I don't know anything else. I also suspect the odometer may be wrong because swapping the speedometer and odometer on these bikes is extremely easy and he said he had a parts bike.JKBVNCB1X2B515504
>>29039305VIN checks arn't like they used to be.You don't get infinite checks anymore.Sometimes you can buy a $5 check on eBay before the listings are auto removed.
>>29039317Interesting, I've been wondering what happened to those threads.
>>29039305sorry I am poor esl but NICB say its not reported stolen or ever registered as salvage
>>29039305>no title>on a run of the mill, 24 year old metric cruiserWhy would you waste your time with this bike? I guarantee you there are dozens of alternatives out there with clean titles. Without a title, you don't own shit, which means you can't register it and you can't get insurance.>inb4 I'll run from the cops on when they pull me overNot on a 500 pound, 50hp bike you're not. Also, NICB doesn't tell you if it's stolen or not. NICB is an insurance database. If the guy the bike was stolen from didn't have comprehensive coverage (and why the fuck would he on a $2000 bike) that he claimed against, then it's not going to show up in NICB checks. If he reported it to the cops, then you wouldn't know until you got pulled over and arrested for possession of stolen property. You can take the VIN to the cops to see if they'll be nice and run a check, but still won't help you with the no title bullshit.