How long is the VIN number on a dirt bike?
The Vehicle Identification Number or VIN of your motorcycle, dirt bike or ATV is not something worth memorizing however knowing where its etched on your ride is worth the 10 seconds it takes. The VIN is 17 characters long and is more or less a code to the motorcycle’s background.
What kind of VIN do you need for a dirt bike?
An original owner should be in possession of a Manufacturer Certificate of Origin which is commonly known as the Certificate of Origin (CCO). This document is available regardless of whether the owner registered the dirt bike or not. The paperwork is provided by the dealer and has the model’s VIN.
When to use the VIN on a motorcycle?
When buying parts, using the VIN is a sure way to find exactly what you need and quite often a sales rep will ask for it. Additionally, if you are selling or buying a used motorcycle, dirt bike or ATV the VIN tells you or a prospective buyer if the bike has been in an accident, rebuilt or even stolen, among other information.
Where do you find the VIN on a scooter?
Often times you will have to remove scooter bodywork to locate the VIN. We have seen many scooters with VINs stamped into the left side frame rails and some with them stamped into the right side frame rails. Additionally, many scooters include an identification plate or sticker that will aid in scooter identification.
The Vehicle Identification Number or VIN of your motorcycle, dirt bike or ATV is not something worth memorizing however knowing where its etched on your ride is worth the 10 seconds it takes. The VIN is 17 characters long and is more or less a code to the motorcycle’s background.
An original owner should be in possession of a Manufacturer Certificate of Origin which is commonly known as the Certificate of Origin (CCO). This document is available regardless of whether the owner registered the dirt bike or not. The paperwork is provided by the dealer and has the model’s VIN.
When buying parts, using the VIN is a sure way to find exactly what you need and quite often a sales rep will ask for it. Additionally, if you are selling or buying a used motorcycle, dirt bike or ATV the VIN tells you or a prospective buyer if the bike has been in an accident, rebuilt or even stolen, among other information.
Often times you will have to remove scooter bodywork to locate the VIN. We have seen many scooters with VINs stamped into the left side frame rails and some with them stamped into the right side frame rails. Additionally, many scooters include an identification plate or sticker that will aid in scooter identification.