Minnesota Minnesota ever require titles on dirt bikes?

[MASTERCHIEFGUNSLINGE]

I am an Illinois resident looking to buy a non-operational vintage MX bike from a salvage yard in Minnesota. Here in Illinois we are required to take a bill of sale and properly signed title to the Driver's Exam Station (DMV) and cough up $25 sales tax (flat fee on a used motorcycle) and some more money (not sure how much) to title the bike in Illinois.

Does the state of Minnesota require dirt bikes (not street legal) to be titled? I'm not referring to a registration that allows bikes to be operated on the state's lands, but a title of ownership.

Chief

[jesel]

No it doesn't.

[MASTERCHIEFGUNSLINGE]

So when you sell each other dirt bikes there is no title involved, just bills of sale?

[Treesmacker]

So when you sell each other dirt bikes there is no title involved, just bills of sale?

Yes that is correct.

We have a DNR sticker for trails but it is NOT a title, it says so right on the card. Also no sales tax on a used off-road bike.

[MASTERCHIEFGUNSLINGE]

Cool, thanks for the info.

[kawibunga13]

no titles needed... all I needed to put a trail sticker on my bike was a legit bill of sale with both parties signatures on it.

[motoxvet]

It IS nice to get the MSO from the seller, if possible. It seems to me, the last time I got my trail permit, they asked me for it for the bike. Not sure what they'd do if you don't have one. (Actually, I'll find out the answer to that in about 2 weeks.)

[Chickenhauler]

And if you have a titled dirtbike from another state, and transfer it to MN title, they will issue you license plates. ?