Can a motorcycle be sold privately without transferring ownership?
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Motorcycles cannot be sold privately without transferring ownership. Article 49: When the owner and the user of a motor vehicle are not the same person due to circumstances such as leasing or borrowing, and a traffic accident occurs for which the motor vehicle is at fault, the insurance company shall compensate within the mandatory motor vehicle insurance liability limit. Any insufficient amount shall be borne by the user of the motor vehicle; if the owner of the motor vehicle is at fault for the occurrence of the damage, they shall bear corresponding compensation liability. Article 50: If the parties have transferred the motor vehicle through sale or other means and delivered it but have not completed the ownership transfer registration, and a traffic accident occurs for which the motor vehicle is at fault, the insurance company shall compensate within the mandatory motor vehicle insurance liability limit. Any insufficient amount shall be borne by the transferee. Article 31: If a motor vehicle driver is temporarily unable to compensate, the driver's employer or the owner of the motor vehicle shall be responsible for advancing the payment.