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Ninjarider
30th August 2012, 18:43
Can anyone tell me if the Kawasaki ninja EX250 cc is or is not a prohibited bike in the upcoming LAMs bikes commencing on 1st October....the LTSA website is not clear and when I called office, not a single person could clarify one way or another.
Have a acquired a bike that no one will want???? cheers

FJRider
30th August 2012, 18:50
Can anyone tell me if the Kawasaki ninja EX250 cc is or is not a prohibited bike in the upcoming LAMs bikes commencing on 1st October....the LTSA website is not clear and when I called office, not a single person could clarify one way or another.
Have a acquired a bike that no one will want???? cheers

Check the PROHIBITED list. If it features there ... you have your answer.

I think they will know which ones you are NOT allowed.

The bikes on the LAM's list are mostly OVER 250cc. (apart from a few 250's that are forbidden)

James Deuce
30th August 2012, 18:55
The only banned 250s are the 2 stroke race replicas. Does your EX 250 nomenclature begin with, NSR, RGV, KR, TZR, or RS? No? Relax.

Ninjarider
30th August 2012, 19:36
The only banned 250s are the 2 stroke race replicas. Does your EX 250 nomenclature begin with, NSR, RGV, KR, TZR, or RS? No? Relax.


Hi, thanks for feedback.....no, my bike doesn't end in any of those named suffixes.
I understand it must not exceed 150 kwh per tonne....so I'm sure it will be fine.

Asher
30th August 2012, 19:46
Bike 250cc and under are allowed unless they are banned (2 stroke race reps)
But i dont think you need to worry about your ninja getting over 150kw/t

Ninjarider
30th August 2012, 19:49
Bike 250cc and under are allowed unless they are banned (2 stroke race reps)
But i dont think you need to worry about your ninja getting over 150kw/t

Cheers for advice,

MyGSXF
30th August 2012, 21:27
The list is here

http://www.nzta.govt.nz/licence/getting/motorcycles/approved-motorcycles.html#overview

NOT approved are:

Aprilia RS250 250
Honda NSR250 (all models and variants) 250
Kawasaki KR1 (all models and variants) 250
Suzuki RGV250 (all models and variants) 250
Yamaha TZR250 (all models and variants) 250

Applying to have a motorcycle added to the Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme list:

If there is a motorcycle you believe should be on the LAMS-approved list and it fits the primary criteria of being under 660cc and less than 150 kilowatts per tonne, you will need to submit a formal application to the NZTA for consideration. Vehicle specifications for the motorcycle should be gathered from your motorcycle manufacturer.

It is your responsibility to ensure you are riding a LAMS-approved motorcycle, as produced by the manufacturer. If in doubt, seek confirmation from the manufacturer’s agent or dealership. If you are unsure who to contact, details for all major motorcycle importers are available on the Motor Industry Association website http://www.mia.org.nz/members.asp

ducatilover
31st August 2012, 01:35
The list is here

http://www.nzta.govt.nz/licence/getting/motorcycles/approved-motorcycles.html#overview

NOT approved are:

Aprilia RS250 250
Honda NSR250 (all models and variants) 250
Kawasaki KR1 (all models and variants) 250
Suzuki RGV250 (all models and variants) 250
Yamaha TZR250 (all models and variants) 250

Applying to have a motorcycle added to the Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme list:

If there is a motorcycle you believe should be on the LAMS-approved list and it fits the primary criteria of being under 660cc and less than 150 kilowatts per tonne, you will need to submit a formal application to the NZTA for consideration. Vehicle specifications for the motorcycle should be gathered from your motorcycle manufacturer.

It is your responsibility to ensure you are riding a LAMS-approved motorcycle, as produced by the manufacturer. If in doubt, seek confirmation from the manufacturer’s agent or dealership. If you are unsure who to contact, details for all major motorcycle importers are available on the Motor Industry Association website http://www.mia.org.nz/members.asp

Which means you can buy a TV250 Wolf with nice RGV bits :shifty: and essentially have a non-faired RGV, legally.
Oh, yes the EX250 is allowed

Ninjarider
31st August 2012, 06:49
Thank you....phew!......

Lula
10th September 2012, 13:21
Just a heads up Motorcycle Trader magazine will be featuring LAMS in the October issue (on sale 1st October). It'll be a complete guide to all the learner approved motorcycles under the new LAMS scheme plus in depth test and reviews on some of them.

Also featured will be Financing your Ride - what to look for when considering finance.

Buddha#81
10th September 2012, 14:37
Which means you can buy a TV250 Wolf with nice RGV bits :shifty: and essentially have a non-faired RGV, legally.
Oh, yes the EX250 is allowed

incorrect......you will see they exclude variants which the TV is a variant of the RGV.......yes? :facepalm:

Ninjarider
11th September 2012, 08:41
Just a heads up Motorcycle Trader magazine will be featuring LAMS in the October issue (on sale 1st October). It'll be a complete guide to all the learner approved motorcycles under the new LAMS scheme plus in depth test and reviews on some of them.

Also featured will be Financing your Ride - what to look for when considering finance.

Righto, thank you for that...will keep an eye out!

ducatilover
11th September 2012, 09:35
incorrect......you will see they exclude variants which the TV is a variant of the RGV.......yes? :facepalm:

No, it's a TV, not an RGV. It just happens to have the same motor