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remal

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25,072 posts

256 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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well the weather is crap, wet and cold but i'm going to pick the bike up in a hour or 2. need to give the dealer a bell in a min and popo off after to pick it up.

I am insured from lunch time (12) but have not received my cover not will that be a prob. I need to get it taxed so I may need to do that tomorrow not today. bugger

Rawwr

22,722 posts

256 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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No insurance cert = no tax

anonymous-user

76 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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Matt

I thought it was a second hand bike... isn't it taxed already?

Anyway... best of luck... it's a great feeling!!!!!

hobo

6,321 posts

268 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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Get the insurers to fax the cover note over to the dealer. Should be no probs for them.

anonymous-user

76 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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hobo said:
Get the insurers to fax the cover note over to the dealer. Should be no probs for them.


yes

Rawwr

22,722 posts

256 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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hobo said:
Get the insurers to fax the cover note over to the dealer. Should be no probs for them.


I believe they insist on the original copy.

randlemarcus

13,644 posts

253 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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garyhun said:
hobo said:
Get the insurers to fax the cover note over to the dealer. Should be no probs for them.


yes

And then watch as the jobsworth at the post office says NO.

remal

Original Poster:

25,072 posts

256 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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I was going to ride the bike straight home about a mile and park it at works garage until I get the tax. I would never normally do that but... I want to get the bike home or at least work for know. and yes an original covernote is needed for getting it taxed. it's secondhand but no tax. the person who had it before must have got the money back i would have thought

sporelife

64 posts

237 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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If the MOT is the printed (computerised) one, you may be able to do it online.

julianb

311 posts

236 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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Can't the dealer tax it on his insurance?

Quite common when buying cars or selling cars.

Carrera2

8,352 posts

254 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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julianb said:
Can't the dealer tax it on his insurance?

Quite common when buying cars or selling cars.


nono I've never seen them do that. As I understand it they can't.

Just ride without tax, hell most bikers do it anyway!!

Edited by Carrera2 on Wednesday 8th November 13:53

remal

Original Poster:

25,072 posts

256 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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I did ride without tax. what a feeeeeeling. its now in the garage until I get the tax sorted tomorrow, then the safe fun starts

chilli

17,320 posts

258 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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Yep, no tax on mine.
Since some wnaker cut it off, mine stays firmly in my wallet.

hobo

6,321 posts

268 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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I have part of a tax disc on mine.

Whomever fitted it though it would be a good idea to do so to the bottom of the fairing near the stand.

Its get worn down more & more each time on track (like a lean gauge)

anonymous-user

76 months

Wednesday 8th November 2006
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remal said:
I did ride without tax. what a feeeeeeling. its now in the garage until I get the tax sorted tomorrow, then the safe fun starts



Well done! It's a great feeling huh?

been out again today for a little spin and tomorrow off to see my instructor as he's keen to see what hes protege bought

StuB

6,695 posts

261 months

Thursday 9th November 2006
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remal said:
I did ride without tax. what a feeeeeeling. its now in the garage until I get the tax sorted tomorrow, then the safe fun starts


The best feeling is when you redline a GSXR for the first time (not in 1st I might add), sensational!