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Pearcy


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Hello,

Can anyone tell me what is involved in making an RM250 legal for the road?

I dont mean, what do I need to do to make the bike road legal for an MOT, I mean what paperwork do I need to sort out to get a registration, what documents do I need in order to make this happen.

Please dont bother with the reasons not to put a crosser on the road, I know what I want and the reason for doing it, I just want to know how

Thanks



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I am sure Dan has put something on here in the past about registering MX Bikes mate, gald to see you are coming over to the dark side !!

 

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it is more one foot on either side Doogle.
Call it greedy but I like the choice

I thought Dan might have written about the subject, will have a look through the old posts latter.

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Certificate of newness from Suzuki about 40 quid. Dvla form v55/5 needs to he filled out and last time I checked that was 55 quid plus tax amount. Then u just need motand insurance on frame number

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perfect thanks Delvey, just what I wanted to know.
Do I just contact Suzuki uk?

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delvey91


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Yep just ring them up on there bikes help line. They will send you a form with all the details and what to fill in. Then send it off with your money and bingo back comes ur certificate for a age related plate. This step can of course be bypassed if you don't mind a "q" plate

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delvey91 wrote:

Certificate of newness from Suzuki about 40 quid. Dvla form v55/5 needs to he filled out and last time I checked that was 55 quid plus tax amount. Then u just need motand insurance on frame number

 Yes.  Honda couldn't find any proof of my 250 so Bridge wrote the letter.  Those Jones boys are very helpful.... biggrin



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shame its not a ktm... there certificates are free


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Lath Ktm Holvey wrote:

shame its not a ktm... there certificates are free

 Not worth the KTM paper they are written on that is why..... smile



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Lath Ktm Holvey wrote:

shame its not a ktm... there certificates are free

 I didnt pay for my Honda one or the Yamaha one before that ..

***** Dont forget to write enduro exempt on the paperwork for dvla or they wont register it without an sva form aswell *****

 



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Pearcy wrote:

it is more one foot on either side Doogle.
Call it greedy but I like the choice

 i'v heard it said you're not fussybiggrin



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