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In the US the DMV and Postal service is all dependent on where you live. I spent 56 years in the Los Angeles area where the DMV, Post Office and any other govt. agency were a nightmare of lines and agents whom English was their second language. For the last 13 years I've lived in the rural South where there are separate agencies, one for licence plates and another drivers licence. No lines and if there is a question about registering a vehicle, they send someone to your house to check it out. Is it still a PITA to get a title for a "bill of sale" vehicle, YES. As far as USPS, as long as it's not Christmas, I can plop my stuff down on the counter and the agent will box it up for the cheapest or fastest way. Circle my tracking # on the receipt and off It goes. Now as far as Norton parts/experts in my area, thank god for the internet as the few and far between English motorcycle shop owners didn't give up their day jobs.

<blockquote data-quote="brokeneagle" data-source="post: 448982" data-attributes="member: 7053"><p>In the US the DMV and Postal service is all dependent on where you live. I spent 56 years in the Los Angeles area where the DMV, Post Office and any other govt. agency were a nightmare of lines and agents whom English was their second language. For the last 13 years I&#039;ve lived in the rural South where there are separate agencies, one for licence plates and another drivers licence. No lines and if there is a question about registering a vehicle, they send someone to your house to check it out. Is it still a PITA to get a title for a &quot;bill of sale&quot; vehicle, YES. As far as USPS, as long as it&#039;s not Christmas, I can plop my stuff down on the counter and the agent will box it up for the cheapest or fastest way. Circle my tracking # on the receipt and off It goes. Now as far as Norton parts/experts in my area, thank god for the internet as the&nbsp; few and far between English motorcycle shop owners didn&#039;t give up their day jobs.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="brokeneagle, post: 448982, member: 7053"] In the US the DMV and Postal service is all dependent on where you live. I spent 56 years in the Los Angeles area where the DMV, Post Office and any other govt. agency were a nightmare of lines and agents whom English was their second language. For the last 13 years I've lived in the rural South where there are separate agencies, one for licence plates and another drivers licence. No lines and if there is a question about registering a vehicle, they send someone to your house to check it out. Is it still a PITA to get a title for a "bill of sale" vehicle, YES. As far as USPS, as long as it's not Christmas, I can plop my stuff down on the counter and the agent will box it up for the cheapest or fastest way. Circle my tracking # on the receipt and off It goes. Now as far as Norton parts/experts in my area, thank god for the internet as the few and far between English motorcycle shop owners didn't give up their day jobs. [/QUOTE]

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