Trick2stroke Posted November 11, 2008 Report Posted November 11, 2008 Is there a site or some way you can check out a bikes vin to see if it is clear or not? I'm looking at a bike now and he can't find the title so I just wanna do a little research on it for a little peace of mind. Thanks! Quote
Mjv420 Posted November 11, 2008 Report Posted November 11, 2008 Yea there is a DMV site but it cost's money, not sure how much. You can also call your police dept. and have them run it. Quote
cbarown Posted November 11, 2008 Report Posted November 11, 2008 Yea there is a DMV site but it cost's money, not sure how much. You can also call your police dept. and have them run it. yeah the cops will do it Quote
2001Stroker Posted November 11, 2008 Report Posted November 11, 2008 yeah the cops will do it x3 Quote
Dick Wheels Posted November 11, 2008 Report Posted November 11, 2008 The local cops here where I live in NY wouldn't do it for me. They said they couldn't do it because they didn't have a reason to! lol, in other words they didn't catch me riding it so they couldn't take it away and give to their kid if they ran it ahead of time. Bunch of clowns Quote
desertdeweller Posted November 12, 2008 Report Posted November 12, 2008 so I take it he won`t spend the 10 bucks or whatever to get a dupicate for you? or is one of those cases where he had the title never got it transfered into his name and lost it so now he can`t get a duplicate. Quote
2001Stroker Posted November 12, 2008 Report Posted November 12, 2008 The local cops here where I live in NY wouldn't do it for me. They said they couldn't do it because they didn't have a reason to! lol, in other words they didn't catch me riding it so they couldn't take it away and give to their kid if they ran it ahead of time. Bunch of clowns That's b/s. They should've done it for you. They're just lazy. If you can't get them to do it where you live, just PM the VIN to me. I'll do it for ya. 1 Quote
Dick Wheels Posted November 12, 2008 Report Posted November 12, 2008 That's b/s. They should've done it for you. They're just lazy. If you can't get them to do it where you live, just PM the VIN to me. I'll do it for ya. Yea it is lazy. Kinda pissed me off to cause it would have saved me making a call. My brother in law is a big shot state trooper so i just call him and give it to him and he runs them but I rather not bother him with that kinda stuff and see my tax money being used properly in my own town. Quote
NYUK Posted November 12, 2008 Report Posted November 12, 2008 Yea it is lazy. Kinda pissed me off to cause it would have saved me making a call. My brother in law is a big shot state trooper so i just call him and give it to him and he runs them but I rather not bother him with that kinda stuff and see my tax money being used properly in my own town. POLICE USUALLY WON`T RUN A VIN. they have to use their name and i.d. to do it. then if the bike comes back stolen , what then, where is it? who stole it, who has it. too many problems can arise. Quote
2001Stroker Posted November 12, 2008 Report Posted November 12, 2008 POLICE USUALLY WON`T RUN A VIN. they have to use their name and i.d. to do it. then if the bike comes back stolen , what then, where is it? who stole it, who has it. too many problems can arise. Yea, name and ID is required, but........ I can say this because, I am tha police. I work in decent sized city, with the second highest crime rate per capita in Virginia. Top ten per capita in the entire US. If a cop doesn't run a VIN for you, they're lazy. That's a b/s line that fat ass, lazy, don't do nothin pigs give people so they don't have to do work. I've ran stuff several times that's come back stolen, or people with warrants, yada, yada, yada. Nobody has EVER questioned it. Hell, I run stuff on the computer in my car that's on the hot list, just to make sure it's still stolen before I go lookin for it. Most of the time, I don't ever find it. If it gets ran and comes back hot, then for all the people at NCIC headquarters care is, you were just checking to make sure it was still stolen. It never gets questioned. Even when they do the yearly audits. It's a free service that our department provides to our citizens. The only time that an officer can get into trouble while using NCIC, is to criminally use it against someone. An example would be, if I were to run someone's info and give you their address so you could go kick their ass. Or, give you their social security number so you can steal their identity. Simply checking the stolen files is not criminal. Sorry if I come off the wrong way, I'm just trying to be informing. This is not in any way aimed at NYUK. It's for them dumb ass cops that tell citizens the wrong info. Quote
Dick Wheels Posted November 12, 2008 Report Posted November 12, 2008 There are good cops like the example above... Then there are all the ones by me... A Bunch of Badge Heavy Pigs!!!! Quote
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