Missouri Registration

stixx3969 · 07-23-2006, 05:56 PM

I am seriously considering buying a chinses dual sport to ride to work and for light off road use. I am not worried about the minor problems I have read about (fasteners, batteries,etc.) has anyone here acutally registered one in Missouri? Any Problems etc?
Thanx

culcune · 07-24-2006, 12:24 AM

Not knowing anything about Missouri's road laws, I would suggest to pick from the EPA/DOT approved bikes. Both Lifan GY's have this certification and can be registered in every state except Kalivornia. Some of the Roketa models are also EPA/DOT approved. I think that the Zongshen-manufactured enduro that is rebadged and sold as a Qlink, or rebadged as a Vento is 49 state-approved. I thought Arizona was fairly easy, but I ran into problems registering my Jetmoto at my local DMV office. I fixed the problem by trying a different office in another part of the state. (Jetmoto is supposedly waiting on DOT approval at this time, and the engine is EPA certified, as it's a Lifan 163FML engine--many bikes are Lifan-engined). Good luck!!

07-23-2006, 05:56 PM	#1
stixx3969 Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 146	Missouri Registration I am seriously considering buying a chinses dual sport to ride to work and for light off road use. I am not worried about the minor problems I have read about (fasteners, batteries,etc.) has anyone here acutally registered one in Missouri? Any Problems etc? Thanx
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07-24-2006, 12:24 AM	#2
culcune Join Date: May 2006 Location: Yuma, Arizona Posts: 9,056	Not knowing anything about Missouri's road laws, I would suggest to pick from the EPA/DOT approved bikes. Both Lifan GY's have this certification and can be registered in every state except Kalivornia. Some of the Roketa models are also EPA/DOT approved. I think that the Zongshen-manufactured enduro that is rebadged and sold as a Qlink, or rebadged as a Vento is 49 state-approved. I thought Arizona was fairly easy, but I ran into problems registering my Jetmoto at my local DMV office. I fixed the problem by trying a different office in another part of the state. (Jetmoto is supposedly waiting on DOT approval at this time, and the engine is EPA certified, as it's a Lifan 163FML engine--many bikes are Lifan-engined). Good luck!!
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