Are all Hypers 50 state bikes?

[georound]

When I go to the DMV to transfer title to California, can I prove that this bike complies to CA emissions? Anyone know if there is a sticker or a Ducati NA page that declares a 49 or 50 state legal bike?

[georound]

Hey, why does my post get the spambot?!?!

[Enigma]

The VIN number should confirm that, if you buy it from a cali dealer you dont have anything to worry about

[georound]

I know with dirt bikes, it has to have a 'c' or '3' in the eighth digit to be green sticker....mine's a 'P'. It came recently from Oregon. Just wondering if anyone had heard of a 49 state Ducati recently. I think all of the manufacturers are only making one model US bike now.

[Enigma]

Im pretty sure it says it somewhere in the owners manual

[redfernsoljah]

I bought in NC and had california emissions on the motorcycle. As far as I know all hypermotards are 50 state they did not make a separate one for Cali. Though I cannot totally confirm this beyond discussions on the board.

[redfernsoljah]

pg 113 owners manual

"A) is designed, built and equipped so as to conform at the time of initial retail purchase with all applicable regulation of the United states Environmental Protection Agency, and the California Air Resources Board; and"

[georound]

Cool. I looked at the stickers on bike and they only mentioned Federal standards. I'll take the manual into the DMV.

[desmoworks]

All current Ducati motorcycles are 50 state legal...

[jediduc]

The emmision evaporation canister, I believe, is what makes it legal for CA. If you have purchased used and someone has removed the canister, like most of us do, you may have to re-install to register. I would expect that is, if the state wanted to do an inspection of the bike. Just a thought.