Yes, unless you live in California. I think the Euro emissions are much stricter than anything we have here and if you need a test, you should be able to pass. I'm sure someone else will chime in with better info. Where I live, we don't have emissions testing for cars or bikes; hell, we don't have a state inspection to be on the road. Pay your yearly tags and we're good to go.
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The euro's have flash to pass switches and a daylight running light . But those shouldn't be a show stopper. Gonna be damn expensive to get it over the pond though.
Honestly, for the right bike that is a price I am willing to pay. These bikes aren't becoming any more abundant as time goes on. Honda may come out with a new Blackbird model in the future but I know it won't look like these 97-07 models, not to mention I won't be able to afford them.
The toughest part will be getting it titled/registered. Over 50% of the states in America DO NOT require emissions inspections...just the crazy ones...so I’m not sure which state you’ll be parking her in. Check state by state BMV sites to confirm.
I live in California and motorcycles are NOT emissions tested here, nor are periodic safety inspections required. If you want to register your bike here, it must go to the DMV to have the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) verified. The VIN must match the title and the registration you currently have. If it does not have the California Emissions package, it must have 7,500 miles on the odometer to be resistrated here. DMV appointments can be made online and are S T R O N G L Y recommended. Good luck!
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