Compliancing old bikes down south

[Lindsay Robertson]

Anyone know a good compliancing firm in Dunedin or somewhere else south of Timaru

Ive got an imported Chang Jiang, that got rejected up north for having the sidecar on the wrong side, despite the factsheet saying it can be on either side.

I want to find a compliancing firm that actually knows what its talking about with old bikes...

cheers

l.

[tigertim20]

give VINZ a go, on teviot street I think, in south dunedin. beside vtnz, look for the big yellow sign

[Flip]

Anyone know a good compliancing firm in Dunedin or somewhere else south of Timaru

Ive got an imported Chang Jiang, that got rejected up north for having the sidecar on the wrong side, despite the factsheet saying it can be on either side.

I want to find a compliancing firm that actually knows what its talking about with old bikes...

cheers

l.

Do you have any paperwork from the company you got it from?

The side car can be on either side here.

[Voltaire]

I had one done a few years back, they suggested I bring it in without the sidecar, i did and it passed.
They initially told me to bugger off as " the brakes are pre war"
I did have a plastic rego doc from China saying 1959 and they were ok with that.

[jellywrestler]

Ive got an imported Chang Jiang, that got rejected up north for having the sidecar on the wrong side, despite the factsheet saying it can be on either side.

sounds like fuckwits like that should be shut down, you 're paid to do a job, if you can't go away

[hayd3n]

VINZ :) used them before :)

[swarfie]

sounds like fuckwits like that should be shut down, you 're paid to do a job, if you can't go away

+ 1
Took my freshly restored 1970 Jawa Californian to VINZ here in Hamilton last year for compliancing and the bloke they get to come in to do bikes for them (in his mid 50's) had never even heard of a Jawa...muppet :tugger: