while im at it, anudda question - on topic too

whats in involved in getting a bike sent over from one state to another
state and rego'ed assuming bike is brand new

 

In aus.motorcycles on Sun, 15 May 2005 17:09:14 +0800

Whatever the destination state says it is.

(yes, this does mean you have to think about what you ask)

Zebee

 

aaaawww crap ZB,

i just wanted the answer handed to me on a silver platter

somehow i feel like i've just be told off by my mum

how about generally whats the go, if the bike has oz compliance im guessing
there not much diff between the states in regards getting it rego's other
the amount of wallet raping

 

yep you will need to have it inspected most likely and verify the
vin/eng/speedo and that it is roadworthy

then you bend over at your appropriate dept of roads

 

in new south, you need a blue slip for all 2nd hand bikes,
I assume it no different for a new bike you brought from another state, blue
slip only costs a few bucks more.. so I don't think it will cost any
different..

same deal when I got bikes from vic and qld and had em registered. although
all 2nd hand but near new..

 

Trucks are the normal method of conveyance of goods. For the other bit ask a
copper.

Theo

 

tell the vendor to cancel the rego on bike, he will get a refund for
unused portion (can be used as a haggle option), then you just
reregister in your state of residence,make sure you have bill of sale
and vin for your new rego.
Mick Chester
Coota

 

I enquired about this with a new car bought in NSW and regoed in Tas. Even
tho the car was brand new, it would need to be inspected in Tas. A whole $23
from memory. I could get permits to drive it from NSW to Hobart no problem.
Don't know about WA. Ring the appropriate department and ask them.

smack

 

yeah i got off my bum and checked after listen ing to the DPI music for a
while

need a temp permit $14.65 need to go over the pits $53.80, plus about $150
rego costs