[Nickshelby500kr]

i bought my 1100evo from copart with the intention of rebuilding it back to street worthiness. Then later doing something a little custom with it. As was mentioned before there are tons of fees. And didnt listings have different requires; i.e. pure sale, minimum bid, or on approval.

 

[Nickshelby500kr]

My company buys alot of bikes from copart and other auctions. You do have to be a dealer with licenses. We have to have several and state issued bid cards. There are fees that go along with winning a bid. I personally have purchased 3 bikes and a cobra from there and have had no superises. I got what I expected a salvage title bike or car. You also have to be a dealer or know a dealer to get the title rebuilt. There are forms you need to send into your state to get it inspected and once it is passed you get a sellable title. My race bike an 04 gsxr 600 was bought for less than 1k and needed only a windshield. So you can get great bikes for cheap. You just can't do it without licenses. If you guys want more info p.m. Me and I'll fill you in

some places do require licenses, but copart doesnt unless it is a state requirement. And as far as dealing with registering an insurance for road bikes, you will have to read up on your states rules.

 

[Nickshelby500kr]

http://www.qcsadirect.com/Inventory...s=&so=5&bn=0#3bc8ce75216d4403b34f9121ce846bf8

THE RUMORS ARE TRUE! A MINI PANI! lol