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Can China III Motorcycles Still Be Licensed?

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DeTeagan

07/29/25 10:59am

China III motorcycles cannot be licensed. Conditions for licensing a motorcycle: To obtain a license plate, it is necessary to have a certificate of conformity and a computer-printed special motor vehicle invoice. 110CC off-road vehicles are not standard products and do not have a production access CD catalog, so under normal conditions, they cannot be licensed and cannot legally operate on the road. Overview of vehicle license plates: A license plate refers to the vehicle number plate, which is hung on the front and rear of the vehicle. The materials used are aluminum, iron, plastic, or paper, engraved with the vehicle's registration number, registration area, or other relevant information. The currently used 92-style motor vehicle license plate consists of a Chinese and English letter issuing authority code and a five-digit number.

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