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12 Sep 2008
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Matriculating BMW Motorcycle to Italy from US
Does anyone know how to get an official Technical Schedule and Compliance to EU standards document for a BMW purchased in the US? The official name of the document, in Italian, is Scheda Tecnica Rispondenza Normative UE.
I need copies of these docs so I can nationalize my title and registration to Italy. My dealer and BMW North America is not offering much in the way of help in this matter. BMW Motorcycles of San Francisco has been great by the way. (Thanks Larry!) 
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14 Sep 2008
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Letter of Compliance
Gino, welcome to the HUBB,
Another member had the same question a few months ago: http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...nce-help-35110 Find a more helpful dealer who is linked up to the BMW database, give them the VIN number, and they should be able to look it up in their computer and work out if your bike conforms to EU spec. Good luck. Indoors.
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9 Jun 2009
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Follow up
Indoors,
Thanks for the tip. My local BMW Dealer obtained a Scheda Tecnica Rispondenza Normative UE from BMW Italy for me. Even though they had never done this before, they were quite happy to try, and would not consider charging me even a single centesimo for doing so. If only BMW North America were remotely as helpful... I have fully matriculated the motorcyle, passed all the driving exams and received all necessary endorsements (US driver's licenses are not transferable to Italy) and now, I have a whole new continent to ride. If anyone has any questions regarding my experiences with this, feel free to ask. Keep in mind that past performance is not a guarantee of future success. Gino
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