2009 Hardknock FAQ's

Is the Hardknock street legal?

We do not make the Hardknock to be street legal specifically, nor do we make any claims that it is. It is sold as a work of art, a homebuilders kit. This being said, many of our customers have been able to register their bikes for the street in numerous states as a homebuilt or special construction motorcycle or even as a moped. It does not have a title or VIN number, however the engine and frame have unique serial numbers and we can issue a Manufacturers Statement of Origin  upon request. You should receive a warranty card in your frame and motor box. If you do not receive warranty please email us at info@oldschoolhardknock.com , That way we can email it to you. You will need to print it, and fill it out. Then mail it to the address provided on the warranty card. Then we will send you a MSO. MSO's can take up to 30 days to receive. The faster you turn in your warranty card, the faster you can get a MSO. Thanks

What does the warranty cover?

The warranty is a parts only warranty. It covers all parts against defects for a time of one year after initial retail purchase. Wear items such as brake/clutch pads, chains and light bulbs are excluded. Labor or return shipping cost are not included.  For details see the warranty card posted on the Hardknock web page.

How long does it take to receive my bike once I place an order?

We build each bike to order. Depending on the bike configuration, our backlog of orders, and our supply situation, it can take from less than 24 hours to more than 24 days to prepare and ship a bike. Delivery is from 1 to 7 days after that depending on your distance from our facility. Although we can give you our best estimate of a shipping date  at the time you place the order, We are still a small custom shop whose production can be  significantly affected by variations of incoming orders. If you decide to place an order for one of our bikes be prepared to be patient and work on our schedule.