Lol!! No Title Say What?

[bshultz0930]

im selling an 95 suzuki GS500. i have NO title. it would be a decent beginners track bike, or something for someone to learn on up and down the road. needs fork seals, a battery, and probably a clutch. the clutch works. kind of. it doesnt slip or anything but when sitting in first gear at a stop you cant shift into neutral because its still grabbing a tiny bit. runs good, went through the carbs and cleaned them. taught my wife on it, and now its time for it to go.

 

asking $400 only because its a decent starter for trackers that dont want to run their "good" bike. 

 

[attentiongetter92]

price negotiable? im a jew

[Gixxus Christ!]

Clutch needs adjusted if its grabbing. What happened to the title?

[MidgetTodd]

Not a good track bike, sorry.

Brakes, handling, tire choices and parts availability make it a bad choice for a track bike.

And if the clutch is not working properly it has no business on a track, if your bike is not in perfect working order don't even think about a track day

[Gixxus Christ!]

Put a mega huge sprocket on the back and stunt it.

[Medina]

Is it titleable in Ohio? serial clear?

has it been previously titled in ohio?

was it salvaged by an insurance company?

Edited July 9, 2013 by Medina

[zx3vfr]

If you had the title at one point and have any registration you can get a title for 7.50

[Steve Butters]

Every thread about a no title bike, there's a ton of people asking if it can be titled.... Guys, if it was so easy to title, I'm sure op would title it and jack price up by a grand... That's why the thing is so cheap

[Medina]

Post the vin, so I can run it?

[bshultz0930]

Make me an offer.

[bshultz0930]

[2talltim]

[redkow97]

Not a good track bike, sorry.

Brakes, handling, tire choices and parts availability make it a bad choice for a track bike.

And if the clutch is not working properly it has no business on a track, if your bike is not in perfect working order don't even think about a track day

I agree that the clutch should be addressed, but this would be a great learning tool if you're okay with being blasted in the straights. The GS500 has a decent chassis, and handles really well.

Plus if it's going to be a track bike, someone could part the street bits and practically break even...

[SecondLiar]

Don't know how I'd get around the title issue, but I'd like to build one of these. 

 

[Big3]

still available?

[max power]

That's a parts bike bubby. Part it out on eBay and make money.