Ali - Steve Rowden has done a piece in the last club mag Kawasaki Triples for Beginners - just reading it now and that says you have to go the nearest dvla office in person.
It says take the documents. Can you just send them in the post as we have assumed we will have to go the the office in Bham.
My local gvla, sent me the form to fill in and i can post all the documents to them.
sometimes they need to see the bike.
not sure who to make the cheque out to,think it is the dvla
you also have to pay for the first year tax aswell as the £55 fee you need to show mot insurance receipt who you bought bike of and paper work to show import duty has been paid hope this helps
Mick Scoon wrote:you also have to pay for the first year tax aswell as the £55 fee you need to show mot insurance receipt who you bought bike of and paper work to show import duty has been paid hope this helps
Thanks for that, it's a 72 h2 so it should be tax free
got the mot and insurance on the chassis no.
Made payable to D V L A - But you ARE better off taking it in person . . Had a guy in December mailed all his papers to Swansea, of course they said that they never arrived, even though someone signed for them - Finally replaced them and was on the road in MARCH!
As Rick says. We have an office a few miles away. Not sure if i could risk the whole lot. They need ID. Your passport/ driving licence. You dont want toi risk that also.
Took a chance and posted all the docs off last thursday,
Got a letter today, with the new reg no. and tax disc, took only 6 days inc a weekend. Great service from DVLA brighton
Hi All.
I was the culprit that wrote the "beginners" piece in the mag.
I based my "in person" remarks on a phone call to DVLA before l went in to register mine. I'm sorry for the mis-information. Risky but easier by post as I hate riding into Maidstone Center.
Steve R