to 2000 drz400e offroad model owners have you been able to get a green sticker or were you issued a red sticker for your model i read on cal/gov web site that if your vin has a 3 or C in the 7th digit of vin youll be issued the red sticker even though the drz400 offroad is labeled as 50 state legal this sucks " goverment sucks" hell i might as well be a drug dealer they have more rights and freedom then a hard working man that enjoys alittle so called LEGAL MX


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yeah California sucks. It's the liberals in charge of this state that have screwed things up. I also have an "E" model and was told to expect a red sticker. My plans are to dual sport the bike...and i've heard that if you register it out of state (which isnt suppose to be too hard) than transfer it into Calif you can get a street legal plate. Not sure if that can work for the red/green sticker ordeal, but a street plate works like a green sticker as far as access is concerned. If this doesn't work, maybe i'll just ride around with one of the "license applied for" plates on the bike

My friend bought the first 400E to hit the showroom in SoCal. He got a green sticker with it and slapped the new Baja kit on it and was able to get a plate! Now all of the lcal dealers are telling people they are Red Stickered. It turns out that the first few bikes off the line had slightly different engine numbers that the ones on the floors now!

Also, rumor has it that Baja Designs stopped selling the kit because of this! Anyone else hear the same?