I only read the first couple of posts..but Here is what this is. ALmost every motorcycle sale done on a private individual basis gets these now. You should never put "$0" on a title as its an automoatic trigger for these audit papers. You and the seller will receive them and HAVE TO FILL THEM OUT, other wise they consider you to be committing a fraud against the state and you will get hit with taxs, penalties, and interest. The state has tightened up a lot in the last two years on this and as long as you and the seller put the same things down, you will be golden. If I was you I would state you traded something and and make the value of the trade $500 or so. Make sure th seller does the same. SInce you guys put zero, there had to be something exchanging hands. I know their is a section on there for trades, so use it and eat the $$Tax money on the value at $500 and be glad they dont get you for more. From now on, always use a monetary value, it sucks having to pay tax, but it saves you a lot of headache down te road. I almost always use the same pricing on a newer bike and include it in the price I pay for it, as I buy and sell a lot of bikes, so Iknow how to do it. Also , always make sure you and the buyer know what was put on the title for price and make them write it down somewhere for the audit that will likely come 6 months down the road after you have long forgotten about the transaction. Just my advice...I have had about a Dozen of these things and all have worked out well...but I knew the system when I made my purchases which helped tremndously as well. Good luck.