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\r\n \r\n that my state has a law that you need a title to get shit out of impound...yet I didnt have one,and got mine out.
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\nand that I wouldnt worry too bad about bringing a non title bike here or there...but id check into more first.\r\n
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\r\n \r\n what is wrong with the Canadian English? LOL\r\n
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\r\n \r\n i took my stuntbike to canada a few times to do shows, clean title, but took it accross the border with nothing but my passport, it had no plates on it, but they never checked vins or anything\r\n
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\r\n \r\n depends on the situation as a whole.
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\nive been to canada three weekends in a row before and had no issue the first two times, then got harrassed and had to pay the \'queens tax\' (200 bucks for dui 9 years ago) to get in.
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\ni had all paperwork-registration or title and only needed it the final time.
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\nso it depends on the border agent as well as what you present yourself as. try a smaller border crossing with less traffic.
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\ndef DONT bring a bunch of parts\r\n
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\r\n \r\n get at Hawco, he is down in cali right now riding\r\n
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\r\n \r\n yes, teach is correct all depends on the agents at the border on any given day....i got turned away for a misdemeaner i got in 03.....in 08 was when i got turned around....what a joke that was\r\n
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it will look like you are choppin bikes and taking them across the border.
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