States with Confirmed Hawk Registration

[JerryHawk250]

Lets see a list of States with confirmed Hawk registration and title. Please only post once stating what State and weather you had success or not and what was required. This tread will help other on making a decision with there purchase of a Hawk. So please do not post about anything else. Thanks in advance. I'll update the list as I receive the information. Just because your state is listed doesn't guarantee you will have the same success. Check with your local DMV before purchasing your Hawk.
1. Alabama- Successful.
2. Arizona- Successful -MCO, bill of sale, visual inspection at the Arizona Motor Vehicles Division
3. Arkansas- Successful
4. Connecticut- Successful
5. Florida- Successful - MCO and Bill of Sale
6. Georgia - Successful. - Varies from county to county, for more info http://www.chinariders.net/showpost.php?p=236337&postcount=74. IMO the Vin Tag Helped
7. Idaho- Successful
8. Illinois- Successful
9. Indiana- Successful
10. Iowa- Successful
11. Kansas- Successful
12. Kentucky- Successful
13. Louisiana- Successful. - Notarized MCO , Bill of Sale & Odometer Disclosure Statement. Proof of Insurance. Notarized MCO and BOS are not required if coming from Non-Notary states. http://web01.dps.louisiana.gov/omv1....1?OpenDocument
14. Maine - Successful
15. Massachusetts- Successful
16. Michigan- Successful.
17. Minnesota- Successful. -MCO, BILL OF SALE, engine number
18. Mississippi -Successful- MSO and non notarized bill of sale only.
19. Missouri Successful
20. Nevada- Successful
21. New Hampshire- Successful - for more info http://chinariders.net/showpost.php?p=216997&postcount=1
22. New Jersey- Successful
23 . New Mexico- Succefull
24. New York- Successful
25. North Carolina- Successful - MCO , Bill of Sale & Proof of Insurance.
26. North Dakota- Successful - MCO and invoice with purchase price
27. Oklahoma- Successful.
28. Ohio- Successful
29. Oregon Successful.
30. Pennsylvania- Successful
31. South Carolina- Successful
32. Texas- Successful.
33 . Tennessee- Successful
34. Utah- Successful
35. Vermont- Successful -Bill Of Sale or Invoice. MCO not needed
36. Virginia- Successful
37. Washington- Successful
38. West Virginia- Successful
39. Wisconsin- Successful
40. Wyoming- Successful

[Bill1]

Got my Hawk registered in FL today. MCO and Bill of Sale was all that was needed.

[JerryHawk250]

Originally Posted by Bill1

Got my Hawk registered in FL today. MCO and Bill of Sale was all that was needed.

Thanks Bill and congrats. That is what i'm looking for. Like Bill, list what was required for the registration. We want to help future Hawk owners any way we can.

[Emerikol]

Jerry, Here's the list of what I had to do for Carroll County, GA.

Create VIN Tags (See Thread Post)
Get VIN Inspection form from GA DMV Website
Take Bike to Sheriff's Office or Police Station for VIN Inspection
Take MCO and VIN Inspection Form to DMV Office
Walk Out With Tag, Title Arrived ~10 Days Later

[culcune]

There are a few Hawks in Arizona. But, more importantly, Arizona, like a few other states, will plate vehicles based on a minimum of street-legal equipment, such as headlight, taillight, turn signals, mirrors, speedo, etc. I know the Hawk will be able to be plated here based on its equipment alone, and that is based on our motorcycle licensing booklet.

[pistolclass]

Vermont is good to go. In fact they don't care where you live you can always get a plate from them. All in cost for me was $115 for tax and reg. They just need a bill of sale or an invoice. No MSO needed.

[culcune]

15 states so far! I should mention, if one mail-orders a Hawk in Arizona, that they would need the MCO and bill of sale, as well as a visual inspection at the Arizona Motor Vehicles Division (MVD) office. That goes for any vehicle bought out of state (i.e. mail order like many of us do for Chinese bikes or also if one moves to Arizona), or a vehicle such as a dirt bike or ATV is made street legal.

[hertz9753]

I didn't need an inspection just the MCO and the invoice with the purchase price in ND.

[Sir kayakalot]

We can add Arkansas to the list of successful registrations. I just took my MCO, proof of insurance and proof of assessment and didn't have any problems. $15.50

[emptyschmitz]

Talking to Don at APSC about registering in Indiana, he indicated experience with this and it would proceed fine. Previous experience with such government agencies means I will need to be prepared when I do finally go in and I will report back any issues.

[nathan93]

i know this is not the right thread but i am desperate. Does anyone know where i can get a clutch for an 07 lifan grx-200. Ordered one off ebay but it had 3 to many teeth on the gear. PLEASE HELP THANKS

[nehawk]

I didn't have any problems getting mine registered in Nebraska.

[emptyschmitz]

Just finished registering our two Hawks in Indiana and it was pretty smooth sailing. Some notes on how to proceed:

• You will need all the documents from your dealer: Odometer Statement, Bill of Sale and Certificate of Origin.

• Fill out and bring with Indiana forms 205 (Title App) as completely as you can and 23037 (Owner Affadavit).

• If you buy them from a different state than Indiana AND pay taxes, there is another document regarding this you will need. FWIW, APSC did not charge sales tax on our bikes so we just had to pay at the BMV.

• The bikes must be inspected. We hauled ours to the BMV and they just checked the VIN; Police can also be scheduled to stop by and inspect them but they might be a bit more thorough.

• The BMV agent may not be able to find the bikes at first if they classify them as "Offroad", they should be classified "Motorcycle" and then they will find the Haosen 250 in the list.

• DONT BE TEMPTED TO RIDE THE BIKES BEFORE REGISTERING. The Odometer statement should match the bike. If its written for 2 miles and your odometer is different it could cause a bind in the paperwork.

• Do your own homework and be prepared. Be relaxed and pleasant! Having all relevant paperwork ready and filled out, the bike available for immediate inspection (or an approved inspection from a law officer) helps the BMV and means you likely won't have to make a repeat visit!

Our BMV agent was relatively new but his colleagues helped him out and they did not seem at all confused or surprised by the process or had cause to question the paperwork. So I would say Indiana was definitely successful!

[jerryjoe]

This is to JerryHawk250. I see you are in Houma. I'm in Lafayette. I see in your OP that louisiana is gonna want the MCO, bill of sale and odometer disclosure statement. You said NOTARIZED MCO.... does the rest (BOS and ODS) have to be notarized also? I'm very familiar with how "particular" the OMV can be here in LA so I figured I'd try and get that part cleared up in my mind. Also was wondering if you knew what the procedure is if I were to purchase my RPS Hawk 250 online from a company in Texas? I found them from TXpowersport for about $1300 total ($1319), delivered to my door. How does that work with tax in LA? I'll pay tag and title in LA but not tax?

[Azhule]

I would look around for a better company to order your new HAWK from jerryjoe... "360PowerSports" is also owned by "TXPowerSports"... always hit and miss customer service from "Manny"... most days it's the customers fault for ordering a China Bike... you will most likely never get replacement parts or anything under the "warranty policy"...

Can find them for less $$ with slightly better service from other companies from I hear

Best of luck whatever you do