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Uber_Beluga Derestricted Danger
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Posted: 15:52 - 17 Apr 2017 Post subject: How to re-register a bike? |
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Hi, I'm looking for some advice regarding registering my '87 KLR 650.
Apologies if this has all been asked before, but I couldn't find anything which answered my questions through searching.
I bought it plateless and paperless midway through last year for next to nothing and I've been buiding it up slowly over the last couple of months. I'm nearing the stage where she's ready for the road and I have my DAS all booked up (Almost 24 at last!)
I've got the form V55/5. I was about to fill it out and I noticed that I need a lot of information from a "certificate of conformity". This is for things like "power to weight ratio" and "Stationary Sound Level" etc.
I did some reading online trying to figure out how to get one of these, but I didn't have any luck. What I did notice is that these certificate seems to be for importing/exporting vehicles. This has made me question if I'm on the right track.
Has anyone done something like this before? I think the bike was registered in the UK many years ago, but was used on a farm and the paperwork disposed of along with the physical registration plates.
Ay advice would be much appreciated, I'm really a bit lost at this stage. ____________________ DRZ400 | KLR650 | CBF 125 | DT 125 R | DT 125 re Stolen | |
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Uber_Beluga Derestricted Danger
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Posted: 16:12 - 17 Apr 2017 Post subject: |
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Frame and engine numbers are perfectly visible. I always check this when buying.
It's possible it's stolen I suppose. I took a certain amount of risk in buying it.
If it is stolen I would happily see it go back to it's owner. I had my DT stolen last year which I spent a year building, I know how crusing that is.
"you should be able to get it's original registration mark back based on the VIN number on the headstock"
Excellent, how would one go about that? ____________________ DRZ400 | KLR650 | CBF 125 | DT 125 R | DT 125 re Stolen | |
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