New Mexico Dirt Bike Laws: What You Need to Know
DirtLegal explains New Mexico dirt bike registration, OHV rules, and street conversion steps so riders can stay compliant and ride legally.
New Jersey Bike Laws: What You Need to Know
DirtLegal explains New Jersey dirt bike registration, ORV rules, and street conversion challenges—learn where to ride and how to stay compliant across the state.
New Hampshire Dirt Bike Laws: What You Need to Know
DirtLegal covers New Hampshire dirt bike registration, OHRV rules, and street-legal conversion steps—learn where to ride and how to stay compliant statewide.
Nevada Bike Laws: What You Need to Know
DirtLegal explains Nevada dirt bike and OHV requirements, from registration and titling to street conversion steps and where to ride across the state.
Can You Make a Frankenstein Car Built from Salvage or Custom Parts Street-Legal?
At Dirt Legal, we’ve helped builders across the country get their cars registered — even if the vehicle hasn’t been titled in 30+ years. Whether you inherited a long-lost project or built your dream car from scratch, we know the process and can help you navigate every step.
From Barn Find to Daily Driver: How to Register Abandoned and Lost-Title Vehicles
Let’s be honest — few things are more exciting than stumbling across a dusty classic hidden in a barn or scoring a project car for a steal. But that excitement can quickly turn into a headache when you realize you have no title. The good news? Whether your car is salvage, abandoned, or simply missing paperwork, you don’t have to stay stuck in the garage.
How Montana LLC Vehicle Registration Works in Other States
Dirt Legal specializes in helping customers create compliant, Montana-based LLCs and register vehicles through them, making the process fully compliant and valid nationwide.
Vehicle Solutions for Unconventional or Difficult Cases
Many vehicles fall into gray areas when it comes to titling and registration, especially when there’s no title, a salvage brand, or an off-road-only designation. These cases often exceed what a traditional DMV is willing to handle.
Nebraska Bike Laws: What You Need to Know
DirtLegal explains Nebraska dirt bike and minibike rules, from titling and safety to where riders can enjoy off-road trails across the state.
Do You Need Both ATV and Motorcycle Registration for a Dual-Sport Bike?
A dual-sport motorcycle that is titled and registered for on-road use typically only requires motorcycle registration. Even though it can operate off-road, a properly registered street-legal dirt bike does not need separate ATV or OHV registration in most states, according to the American Motorcyclist Association.