View Full Version : Rego cost (not a complaint thread!)
Redline_8749
4th August 2012, 22:00
Not sure if this is the correct section for this thread, if not can a mod please move it?
I'm looking at purchasing a new bike soon, and am looking into insurance, rego cost etc.
Now looking at this table http://www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicle/registration-licensing/fees.html
The licensing fees for 61-600cc is cheaper than 601cc and over, so looking at something like a ZX6R, I would pay the same rego as a ZX10R; as the ZX6R is 636cc correct?
Can someone with a ZX6 please confirm?
The Singing Chef
4th August 2012, 22:09
Not sure if this is the correct section for this thread, if not can a mod please move it?
I'm looking at purchasing a new bike soon, and am looking into insurance, rego cost etc.
Now looking at this table http://www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicle/registration-licensing/fees.html
The licensing fees for 61-600cc is cheaper than 601cc and over, so looking at something like a ZX6R, I would pay the same rego as a ZX10R; as the ZX6R is 636cc correct?
Can someone with a ZX6 please confirm?
Yes, if you had the 636 you would be paying the same as if you had a ZX10R.
Coldrider
4th August 2012, 22:12
Some model years of the ZX6r are 600 cc, some are 636cc., but yes, with a 636 you pay.
Redline_8749
4th August 2012, 22:17
Yes the ZX6RR is 599cc, so that would break into 61-601cc
Looks like if I'm looking at ZX6Rs I might as well check out ZX10Rs also.
Kinda sucks but oh well.
Coldrider
4th August 2012, 22:23
It's pointless letting a couple of hundred bucks per year getting in the way of what you actually want to ride.
Gremlin
4th August 2012, 22:31
Looks like if I'm looking at ZX6Rs I might as well check out ZX10Rs also.
Only a few years had the ZX6R as a 636. It's back to a 599 now I believe.
FJRider
4th August 2012, 22:31
Yes the ZX6RR is 599cc, so that would break into 61-601cc
Looks like if I'm looking at ZX6Rs I might as well check out ZX10Rs also.
Kinda sucks but oh well.
The 2007-2010 ZX6-R's were 599 cc. What year model were you looking at ... ???
Ender EnZed
4th August 2012, 22:41
It's pointless letting a couple of hundred bucks per year getting in the way of what you actually want to ride.
+1
The difference in rego costs is only a small fraction of the annual cost of running a bike.
darkwolf
5th August 2012, 20:38
I have a 636 ZX6R and yes the rego (licence - in case SmokeU is lurking around) is a bit more. If this is enough of a reason to put you off buying the bike, then that's a shame, you're missing out on a hell of a bike.
The other option, is try find one that has a few extra months rego on it. Mine had 9 months still on it :) so my rego didn't cost any more than my VTR250 registration (which was due a week later).
rastuscat
7th August 2012, 10:02
Bite the bullet. Ride what you are passionate about, and just accept the rego as the cost of your passion.
I've compromised at times, on vehicles to save money, and have found that I keep them for shorter periods, and dislike them when I have them. All coz I should have bought the better one to start with.
Just my words of advice.
TINA RAY
15th August 2012, 21:40
It's pointless letting a couple of hundred bucks per year getting in the way of what you actually want to ride.
Unless you are parking your bike where wardens can catch you, I wouldn't bother having a Rego or Warrant.
Think of the money you could save...especially with multiple bikes.... like me.
My costs so far this year...................................ZERO $
Katman
15th August 2012, 21:45
Unless you are parking your bike where wardens can catch you, I wouldn't bother having a Rego or Warrant.
Think of the money you could save...especially with multiple bikes.... like me.
My costs so far this year...................................ZERO $
I trust you'll take care of your own medical expenses in the event of any misfortune?
Gremlin
15th August 2012, 21:46
I trust you'll take care of your own medical expenses in the event of any misfortune?
:blink: :killingme
Coldrider
15th August 2012, 21:50
Unless you are parking your bike where wardens can catch you, I wouldn't bother having a Rego or Warrant.
Think of the money you could save...especially with multiple bikes.... like me.
My costs so far this year...................................ZERO $my bikes are only ever 'parked' in the garage, if they are not they are on the road.:woohoo: but licence costs have zero effect on me, and even less on my enduro bike.
TINA RAY
15th August 2012, 21:57
I trust you'll take care of your own medical expenses in the event of any misfortune?
ACC for me, it's free too !
TINA RAY
15th August 2012, 22:00
How much a year am I actually saving ?
1200cc and a 650cc bikes.
Katman
15th August 2012, 22:01
ACC for me, it's free too !
Fuck off bludger.
TINA RAY
15th August 2012, 22:02
Fuck off bludger.
Don't take it so personally, FOOL !
Madness
15th August 2012, 22:03
How much a year am I actually saving ?
Not enough to pay your rates in Herne Bay probably, you poor thing. I'll give you more red tomorrow when I can.
Katman
15th August 2012, 22:04
Don't take it so personally, FOOL !
Stop scabbing off other's sense of responsibility, bludger.
Madness
15th August 2012, 22:05
Stop scabbing off other's generosity integrity, bludger.
I fixed that for you.
Katman
15th August 2012, 22:06
I fixed that for you.
Beat ya to it.
TINA RAY
15th August 2012, 22:09
I oppose the exorbitant ACC levies, esp when you have 2+ bikes.
You can only ride one at a time.
I would be more than happy with an equitable system where user pays.
eg. in my petrol costs.
Not even you can disagree with that eh Putty-tat ?
Meanwhile, I am protesting by withholding my easily earned cash.
....not whingeing like a male girl on KB.....and doing NOTHING 1
caseye
15th August 2012, 22:12
Not paying a rego and NOT riding is one thing.
To NOT pay and ride and expect to be covered or worse cynically ride knowing you will be if you are involved in an accident is plain outright theft.
So FUCK OFF THIEF!
Did i say that out aloud??"?
Oh well.
Madness
15th August 2012, 22:14
Meanwhile, I am protesting by withholding my easily earned cash.
Wrong. You are bludging like a fucking leech off of the rest of us who pay our dues, irrespective of wether or not we approve of the system.
Berg
19th August 2012, 18:53
with any luck the current review on WOFs and rego may be heading somewhere towards the right direction. I have heard a wee rumour that rego may??? end up added to fuel rather than as currently a seperate fee. If charged on fuel the government stand to loose on one hand with owners paying multiple regos possibly paying less but they make it up with fuel used by other, often dangerous, fuel powered devices not currently subject to rego.
I can see sence in it
scumdog
19th August 2012, 18:56
I oppose the exorbitant ACC levies, esp when you have 2+ bikes.
You can only ride one at a time.
....not whingeing like a male girl on KB.....and doing NOTHING 1
Not whingeing eh...:shifty::facepalm:
rustic101
19th August 2012, 19:01
Unless you are parking your bike where wardens can catch you, I wouldn't bother having a Rego or Warrant.
Think of the money you could save...especially with multiple bikes.... like me.
My costs so far this year...................................ZERO $
I'd consider ANPR and the cost you will end up paying in the long run!!
If you are pinged just a few times it will cost you more than had you paid and been compliant - Like most of us do.
Just my 5c worth...
FJRider
19th August 2012, 19:17
Not whingeing eh...:shifty::facepalm:
I wouldn't whinge either ... if I didn't pay rego ...
Madness
19th August 2012, 19:22
I'm pretty sure Tony has paid his rego. He's just trolling, or at least he was before he got outed as being a trans-poster. Where have you gone TINA Tony?
Pixie
30th August 2012, 12:23
I oppose the exorbitant ACC levies, esp when you have 2+ bikes.
You can only ride one at a time.
I would be more than happy with an equitable system where user pays.
eg. in my petrol costs.
Not even you can disagree with that eh Putty-tat ?
Meanwhile, I am protesting by withholding my easily earned cash.
....not whingeing like a male girl on KB.....and doing NOTHING 1
A woman after my own heart.
Fight the good fight.
My bike's license has been on hold for 12 of the last eighteen months.I have been stopped by cops twice no rego related infringements,told once to get it licensed.
Thanks Dr Smith (cunt) you have saved me hundreds of dollars. LOL
Pixie
30th August 2012, 12:30
Not paying a rego and NOT riding is one thing.
To NOT pay and ride and expect to be covered or worse cynically ride knowing you will be if you are involved in an accident is plain outright theft.
So FUCK OFF THIEF!
Did i say that out aloud??"?
Oh well.
You Fuck off Caseye.
No wonder MAG died,with such founding members as you.
Madness
30th August 2012, 12:51
A woman after my own heart.
You & Tina should hook up for some tax-free adult liasons. I hear she's "talented" and really knows how to please a man. :msn-wink:
caseye
30th August 2012, 13:58
You Fuck off Caseye.
No wonder MAG died,with such founding members as you.
Oh, so sorry, I thought I was doing something positive and that people like you would have been glad of a hand, obviously I was wrong.
Tell me you're not paying your rego too, go on please, big brave road worrier that you are.
The Pastor
30th August 2012, 14:13
most people i know have their regos on hold.
TINA RAY
30th August 2012, 21:47
Another great rep l received from an admirer....
''Katshit and Caseye were once members of the now defunct MAGNZ,I am ashamed for them that they have completely capitulated and are criticising those who still resist, ''
ARE YOUS TWO FRENCH.....???
TINA RAY
30th August 2012, 22:08
I'd consider ANPR and the cost you will end up paying in the long run!!
If you are pinged just a few times it will cost you more than had you paid and been compliant - Like most of us do.
Just my 5c worth...
Thanks for your comment.
as i have not paid rego for many years l did not know how much l was actually 'saving.
l have just looked it up.
approx....
400 cc...... $450
650cc...... $600
car...... $430
+ 6x WOFs.......$250
adds up to approx $1700 per annum x (eg) 5years = $8500
+++ I have Never had motor bike insurance.....so another $1000 per annum saving per bike ???...dunno how much it costs...
that's a healthy fine budget.....if you pay them, that is...
mylodon
11th September 2012, 21:08
Thanks for your comment.
as i have not paid rego for many years l did not know how much l was actually 'saving.
l have just looked it up.
approx....
400 cc...... $450
650cc...... $600
car...... $430
+ 6x WOFs.......$250
adds up to approx $1700 per annum x (eg) 5years = $8500
+++ I have Never had motor bike insurance.....so another $1000 per annum saving per bike ???...dunno how much it costs...
that's a healthy fine budget.....if you pay them, that is...
since one reason i bike is to have the ability to park where i may; i need to pay. with the wof and multiple vehicles - multiple times a year I get rolled for cash.
it's absurd how much it costs nowadays. i don't know how kids get started in nz with the outlay.
oh, well they probably steal 650's and ride them illegally... ah!
mikemike104
11th September 2012, 22:17
Thanks for your comment.
as i have not paid rego for many years l did not know how much l was actually 'saving.
l have just looked it up.
approx....
400 cc...... $450
650cc...... $600
car...... $430
+ 6x WOFs.......$250
adds up to approx $1700 per annum x (eg) 5years = $8500
+++ I have Never had motor bike insurance.....so another $1000 per annum saving per bike ???...dunno how much it costs...
that's a healthy fine budget.....if you pay them, that is...
Source http://www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicle/registration-licensing/fees.html
If you had scrolled further down the page, you'll note you have roughly quoted the costs involved in vehicle registration, not licensing.
I don't want to cover costs of those that don't for whatever reason contribute to current system.
The current review in progress has this one chance to make a real difference to a great many New Zealanders, I am sad to say I only expect them to fuck it up.
Murray
12th September 2012, 09:43
Source http://www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicle/registration-licensing/fees.html
I don't want to cover costs of those that don't for whatever reason contribute to current system.
Because they leach off the rest of us who pay our fees.
If everyone did it, just wait and see what law changes would come in and I hope they do so it would be a fairer system for all and possibly cheaper for the one's currently being legal.
mylodon
12th September 2012, 21:25
did that big increase come into play because people were skimping their license/regos/whatever? is that the exact reason?
if it is, when it happens again will it increase by the same percentage?
actungbaby
12th September 2012, 21:42
Thanks for your comment.
as i have not paid rego for many years l did not know how much l was actually 'saving.
l have just looked it up.
approx....
400 cc...... $450
650cc...... $600
car...... $430
+ 6x WOFs.......$250
adds up to approx $1700 per annum x (eg) 5years = $8500
+++ I have Never had motor bike insurance.....so another $1000 per annum saving per bike ???...dunno how much it costs...
that's a healthy fine budget.....if you pay them, that is...
I must admit am strugling with this i had trouble with my car know got a bike again and its 750cc its like aghhh
Reg mine for 3 months and like how much ? know i got to do it again cause its run out
Tigadee
12th September 2012, 22:29
+1
The difference in rego costs is only a small fraction of the annual cost of running a bike.
But isn't the cost of running a bigger bike more than the cost of running a smaller bike? Parts? Tyres?
nzspokes
13th September 2012, 06:40
Thanks for your comment.
as i have not paid rego for many years l did not know how much l was actually 'saving.
l have just looked it up.
approx....
400 cc...... $450
650cc...... $600
car...... $430
+ 6x WOFs.......$250
adds up to approx $1700 per annum x (eg) 5years = $8500
+++ I have Never had motor bike insurance.....so another $1000 per annum saving per bike ???...dunno how much it costs...
that's a healthy fine budget.....if you pay them, that is...
I would have thought the better question is do you own the bikes you ride?
baptist
13th September 2012, 22:09
Thanks for your comment.
as i have not paid rego for many years l did not know how much l was actually 'saving.
l have just looked it up.
approx....
400 cc...... $450
650cc...... $600
car...... $430
+ 6x WOFs.......$250
adds up to approx $1700 per annum x (eg) 5years = $8500
+++ I have Never had motor bike insurance.....so another $1000 per annum saving per bike ???...dunno how much it costs...
that's a healthy fine budget.....if you pay them, that is...
Glad you are so proud of being a sponger.... I get a little fed up with this attitude of "protest", you are not protesting you are just not paying your way in society. I certainly do not like the current system, it is day light robbery, I feel the Government is just an organised crime syndicate at times... however I do not feel the need to sink to the same low snake in the grass level they have stooped to... Maybe one law they could pass is if an Ambo attends an accident and the vehicle does not have a current Rego (and so ACC levy paid) that they bugger off and leave you where you fell... just saying
mylodon
19th September 2012, 20:52
Well tell ya what folks, I donate my stolen 650cc's license fees to whoever out there that needs moral elbowroom to save some cash. I just registered the thing before it was stolen so you get nearly a YEAR -- till July 2013
This is what I get back from the transport folk:
'I can confirm that when a vehicle is stolen, the vehicle can not be cancelled off the Motor Vehicle Register for reasons such as recovery and Police Investigation for example.
There are no provisions to issue refunds on stolen vehicles. The licence is attached to the vehicle not the person.'
enjoy... I'm not sure another way around this...
Coldrider
20th September 2012, 22:53
Well tell ya what folks, I donate my stolen 650cc's license fees to whoever out there that needs moral elbowroom to save some cash. I just registered the thing before it was stolen so you get nearly a YEAR -- till July 2013
This is what I get back from the transport folk:
'I can confirm that when a vehicle is stolen, the vehicle can not be cancelled off the Motor Vehicle Register for reasons such as recovery and Police Investigation for example.
There are no provisions to issue refunds on stolen vehicles. The licence is attached to the vehicle not the person.'
enjoy... I'm not sure another way around this...As the owner can you not de-register it, and claim the refund.
You would have to weigh up the option of ever seeing it again.
mylodon
20th September 2012, 23:07
that is what i asked when i got the above reply.
perhaps i would have to contact the police, tell them that the bike was not stolen, and then unregister it.
still seems fishy though... isn't there a kind of no-operation registration you can do where you are allowed to own it but not drive it? i.e. no acc levy then...?
As the owner can you not de-register it, and claim the refund.
You would have to weigh up the option of ever seeing it again.
scracha
20th September 2012, 23:07
Thanks for your comment.
+++ I have Never had motor bike insurance.....so another $1000 per annum saving per bike ???...dunno how much it costs...
that's a healthy fine budget.....if you pay them, that is...
I'm not going to get into the rego argument. However, "saving" buy not having 3rd party insurance is not worth the risk. What you gonna do if you write off someone else's vehicle? Have a spare $150K lying around?
Coldrider
20th September 2012, 23:23
that is what i asked when i got the above reply.
perhaps i would have to contact the police, tell them that the bike was not stolen, and then unregister it.
still seems fishy though... isn't there a kind of no-operation registration you can do where you are allowed to own it but not drive it? i.e. no acc levy then...?no you can't change the story or you'll end up in hot water yourself.
You should enquire further up the ladder within LTSA. One of their staff is a KB member and she knows jack shit about her own job.
What happens if the bike is not recovered in 12 months, do you have to put it on hold or pay further rego?
I think you need to get to the right person.
breakaway
21st September 2012, 00:09
I'm not going to get into the rego argument. However, "saving" buy not having 3rd party insurance is not worth the risk. What you gonna do if you write off someone else's vehicle? Have a spare $150K lying around?
How many $150k vehicles have you seen on the road?
With all the money you've pissed away into insurance over the years you could have put it into a separate bank account and covered yourself.
wasiler
21st September 2012, 05:37
Thanks for your comment.
as i have not paid rego for many years l did not know how much l was actually 'saving.
l have just looked it up.
approx....
400 cc...... $450
650cc...... $600
car...... $430
+ 6x WOFs.......$250
adds up to approx $1700 per annum x (eg) 5years = $8500
+++ I have Never had motor bike insurance.....so another $1000 per annum saving per bike ???...dunno how much it costs...
that's a healthy fine budget.....if you pay them, that is...
Wrong. You are bludging like a fucking leech off of the rest of us who pay our dues, irrespective of wether or not we approve of the system.
Not only that but since she does not pay, it makes the rest of our rates go up because of it.....and she did not even say "thank you" to any of us....or at least not to me :( .... I guess she is a lot smarter than the rest of us and I know when I am out smarted. She is so smart, it is not like she posted that she committed a crime for the past 5 years on a public forum in the section "Biker Politics and Law" that is known to have popo..or that she rides a XR650R, DRZ 400.....or her name is Neve Rollinson in her profile.....or if you do a KB search, you can see she posted her address on this same site
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/151832-National-Register-for-help
Neve Rollinson
3/34 Argyle Street
Herne Bay
Auckland
Now, I'm no Dick Tracy but, if I was a police officer, I would definitely keep an eye out for the so called Tina....If that is her real name. Isn't there a show called worlds dumbest criminals? Now if we only knew who she was and if some good Samaritan wanted to file a complaint with the local police department. I would think the more complaints the better.
Madness
21st September 2012, 07:27
If that is her real name.
No, it's not. Tina is actually (or was) a bloke called Tony from Hawkes Bay. He's since been banned, again. Neve is probably his ex wife or something.
Murray
21st September 2012, 08:41
enjoy... I'm not sure another way around this...
I feel for you - I now register online in 3 mth installments only - at least I will only be hit for 3 months worth.
rastuscat
21st September 2012, 10:00
Now, I'm no Dick Tracy but, if I was a police officer, I would definitely keep an eye out for the so called Tina....If that is her real name. Isn't there a show called worlds dumbest criminals? Now if we only knew who she was and if some good Samaritan wanted to file a complaint with the local police department. I would think the more complaints the better.
Yeah. And while you stand the writing the tickets you can enjoy the abuse you get about quotas, revenue collection,picking on bikers, getting a real job, catching a real criminal, blah blah blah.
Murray
21st September 2012, 10:26
as i have not paid rego for many years l did not know how much l was actually 'saving.
l have just looked it up.
approx....
400 cc...... $450
650cc...... $600
car...... $430
+ 6x WOFs.......$250
adds up to approx $1700 per annum x (eg) 5years = $8500
Now, I'm no Dick Tracy but, if I was a police officer, I would definitely keep an eye out for the so called TONY
Yeah. And while you stand the writing the tickets you can enjoy the abuse you get about quotas, revenue collection,picking on bikers, getting a real job, catching a real criminal, blah blah blah.
Imagine the fun you could have armed with a copy of this' picking him up and advising that all unpaid costs will be backdated for the period he has publicly owned up to!!!
wasiler
21st September 2012, 12:19
No, it's not. Tina is actually (or was) a bloke called Tony from Hawkes Bay. He's since been banned, again. Neve is probably his ex wife or something.
Dang it, I knew I was no detective.
wasiler
21st September 2012, 12:24
Yeah. And while you stand the writing the tickets you can enjoy the abuse you get about quotas, revenue collection,picking on bikers, getting a real job, catching a real criminal, blah blah blah.
Actually, I look at it this way. You play, you pay. Do I think the laws could be improved.... probably. However, you are doing what you are suppose to be doing. If people don't like the law, they need to write a letter to their representative and not make snide remarks. Finally, these same people that make those type of comments....who will be the first person they call when their bike gets stolen begging for help? Keep up the good work.
mylodon
22nd September 2012, 00:23
Actually, I look at it this way. You play, you pay. Do I think the laws could be improved.... probably. However, you are doing what you are suppose to be doing. If people don't like the law, they need to write a letter to their representative and not make snide remarks. Finally, these same people that make those type of comments....who will be the first person they call when their bike gets stolen begging for help? Keep up the good work.
it's not nzta that's for damn sure
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