Wintersun Transport.....

Looks ok, very ok

http://www.tradingpost.com.au/Photos/4807530.jpg

SS MOONRAKER CHOPPER SCOOTER,
49cc, 50kph, electric start, horn, indicators, front and rear disc brakes,
1.92metres in length, the biggest and best quality Harley Scooter available
in Australia, designed in Australia, Australian patent, very limited number
available direct to public at wholesale, don't pay $2499.00 Pre-pay and save
$1,500, get it for $999.00, Deal ends soon, never to be repeated, all
further shipments after this one will be sold only to dealers, be quick or
miss out.
ESSENDON PH:8336-1136

CDIHL

 

Can I have a test ride for the weekend. Just Mildura and back.

 

I take it they're unregisterable, Hatz.
Where could you use it?

 

A mate of mine just bought a VN800. I'm trying very hard and learning slowly
not to automatically ridicule ridiculous looking bikes.

Sometimes it just gets too much.

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Dave (Mojo67)
FZR600 >> ZX6R Brisbane
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I used to never be able to finish anything but now I

 

Too right! (Thinks of Dave's dayglo-orange FZR [with pink chain] and his
lime green ZZR....)
Clem

 

Fuggin hope its never to repeated, what a WOFTAM

Al

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man who works for the post office." - Holly

 

They are a toy of sorts....

Up and down your driveway and on private property as long as its S M O O T
H.....

CDIHL

PS Around St.Kilda where i live every man and his dog just rides on the
road,footpath,bike-tracks etc and never got any agro,the moment i try that
bet i get pinged.....

 

you may have a tad of trouble hatz
They are 49cc which in fact fulfills the 50cc requirement and hence
should be registered.
If you are caught riding the thing on the streets you could get fined
and even then if you have an accident tac may not look too kindly upon you.
Remember most scooters in that category have to be registered and are
speed limited to 50 kmh.
Have to say it's the funkiest "scooter" I have seen.

 

Seems to follow me )

I will correct you,the VicRoads regulations about motorised-bikes is
<200watts [as in 1/4HP] these are considered a bike and do not have to have
any rego. or license for the rider.Just as per a normal-bike [wear a
helmet,lights for night,stay off the footpaths etc etc]

Speed does NOT have any thing to do with it ,as has engine cc size only ,
200watt output is the sticking issue

The problem is that these are not very "bike looking" and also are putting
out 1.2kW as in 1200watts which is WAY over the limit by a factor of 6 and
so they would have to have rego [and a m/c license but not in S.A or Qld.]
which would also mean a compliance plate,RWC etc etc

Yes,as many have and a good size fine too

you.

Correct because it does not TAC insurance either

Anything over 200watts has to be registered and the rider licensed.Once
again VicRoads are not concerned about speed or engine size only output.

They are a toy,the price will fall as it does because the Chinese supply
anybody and they are well on the way to being banned

CDIHL

 

There was a bloke on a 46cc "SP-2" at Wintersun.

Nev..
'03 ZX12R

 

Speaking of Wintersun transport... we caught some bloke from Tarago on a CT90
trying to bring his own amenities with him to the rally.

http://www.thisstupidurl.com/booth.jpg

Nev..
'03 ZX12R