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#1020397 KCpartsguy (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 27 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   I know in Kansas you have to pay your personal property tax at the time of renewal, maybe that's why it is so expensive. In Missouri where I am a two year registration is about $40 if I remember correctly and you pay your personal property tax by January 1. On my 2002 it runs about $35 and goes down a little every year. Also have to have a safety inspection for your plate renewal if I remember correctly it's around $12.   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020433 Father_Pobasturd (User) VENI VIDI VICI Platinum Boarder Posts: 4980 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   In Arizona they go by vehicle value. I paid @28.00 for a year for my 2006, the wife's 1991 Fatboy was $18.00 plus $20.00 for the custom plate. No yearly inspection bullshit ( another reason I don't miss Texas), and no emissions test on motorcycles. For liability insurance I'm paying Geico $168 a year, that includes both bikes.   Logged     Last Edit: 2017/08/23 01:31 By Father_Pobasturd.   The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020446 Bigrigme (User) Chris Platinum Boarder Posts: 3176 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   My plate is around $70 a year in Ohio. Take about $18 off if not personalized.   Logged     2004 Roadstar Silverado   The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020449 takehikes (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 5142 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   Beats me I pay no attention. I have to be registered and I have a vanity plate so I shut up and pay it.   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020482 Pankster (User) the joy of the journey is in the ride Senior Boarder Posts: 307 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   My 2004 in Nebraska was 18 bucks last week.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020485 ultrastar (Moderator) We Call Her Big Red (Secretariat) 110 Big Bore Moderator Posts: 9536 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   The 03 Road Star was $94.00 and the 2014 Street Glide Spacial was $373.00   Logged     Last Edit: 2017/08/23 22:09 By ultrastar.   My Rides   The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020486 Kaidallac (Moderator) The Wind is the Spirit... Moderator Posts: 10262 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   brad_g wrote: Just curious how the different states/countries vary in the cost of putting plates on your bike. Here in Iowa my plates are $10 annually for license. Last week I was in Kansas visiting my brother-in-law and he indicated that he was paying a lot more than that. He was mentioning some sort of tax and I wasn't sure if that was a one time fee or reoccurring. For some reason $400 sticks in my mind. Was hoping Kaidallac might be able to chime in. Especially as his new ride should be coming in shortly. BIL has a Street Glide. Brad Registration of a new bike can cost a bit. You do have to pay a sales tax. But thats only a one time thing. My dealer already told me my sales tax will be about 2K for my new bike. Now property tax you pay each time you renew your license. Paying 400.00 each time you renew your registration would be property tax, that Street Glide must be in the 30 to 40 thousand range.   Logged     Last Edit: 2017/08/24 07:49 By Kaidallac.   May the Wind Always Smile upon you...   The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020495 brad_g (User) Junior Boarder Posts: 123 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   Kaidallac wrote: Registration of a new bike can cost a bit. You do have to pay a sales tax. But thats only a one time thing. My dealer already told me my sales tax will be about 2K for my new bike. Now property tax you pay each time you renew your license. Paying 400.00 each time you renew your registration would be property tax, that Street Glide must be in the 30 to 40 thousand range. Well when you buy your bike (or car) in Iowa you pay a sales tax at the time of registration. After that it's just the annual license fee on the month of your birthday. So next year it will be $10 again (or a bit more if they increase fees). So is this "property tax" based on the valuation of the bike? That would stink having to pay that each and every year. I assume that is the same for your cars as well? Not sure what year his Street Glide is but it's fairly new. And he's got it decked out with some toys as well if that comes into play. Who decides the value, the DOT?   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020523 Kaidallac (Moderator) The Wind is the Spirit... Moderator Posts: 10262 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   brad_g wrote: Kaidallac wrote: Registration of a new bike can cost a bit. You do have to pay a sales tax. But thats only a one time thing. My dealer already told me my sales tax will be about 2K for my new bike. Now property tax you pay each time you renew your license. Paying 400.00 each time you renew your registration would be property tax, that Street Glide must be in the 30 to 40 thousand range. Well when you buy your bike (or car) in Iowa you pay a sales tax at the time of registration. After that it's just the annual license fee on the month of your birthday. So next year it will be $10 again (or a bit more if they increase fees). So is this "property tax" based on the valuation of the bike? That would stink having to pay that each and every year. I assume that is the same for your cars as well? Not sure what year his Street Glide is but it's fairly new. And he's got it decked out with some toys as well if that comes into play. Who decides the value, the DOT? It does suck, property tax is determined by the county or state. Its the value of the property that determines the tax. So each year it is lower. Unless its reality, that always goes up...   Logged     May the Wind Always Smile upon you...   The administrator has disabled public write access. #1020528 Flashback (Moderator) Just the facts, Ma'am.. Moderator Posts: 10749 Re:Plates 6 Months ago   Yep, that's how it was in ga when I lived there..they called it ad valorem tax. and it was set on the value of the vehicle. Tn where I live now does it like Iowa...   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access.

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