Anybody know any one that can do brake certs in Christchurch?

[Tree__man]

As the title says. Need a brake cert for compliance but the cost from some of the shops are outrageous.

Cheers

[imdying]

Can you tell us the whole story?

[Tree__man]

Well I need a brake cert. One shop said it was going to cost $80 which I though was a bit steep. I am just seeing if any one knew any small time guys that could do it for less.

[AndyR1]

So what's your modification that you need a brake cert?

I guess you put a few nice Brembos on your bike so it's worth to spend $350-$450 for a LVV certificate/ LVV plate from Mr. Neil Fraser/Fraser Cars? :rolleyes:

Put some more parts on and it's nearly the same price for one or five mods :msn-wink:

Then additional costs for your WoF to register this plate with your modification and you are good to go :Police:

So I guess $80 is fine ha?

Putting some AP Racing caliper/discs on my car requires full LVV cert for $460...so I don't know what's the story about your brakes so far.

That's my experience with my car mods and my custom bike stuff...:niceone:

[Subike]

$80 !! fuck thats cheap, where?

[blackdog]

You can do a brake cert yourself. No qualifications required.

[Motu]

What do you do for a living? I bet there are people who think you charge a fucking fortune.

[nallac]

Cost Me $60 to get my Buell done last year. Tho It'll
cost u more in gas to get up here to get it done.

[pouakai]

I've generally done my own. Normal case is sign a form declaring what the factory spec min disc thickness is and what the current measurement is. Job done.

[Tree__man]

All im doing is re-registering a trail bike which the rego had lapsed on. I found some one to do it for a fraction of the cost that the main dealers were charging. Mods can close this thread now if they want.

[imdying]

If you'd posted the whole thing at the start it could have been done for free... no point holding back pertinent information.