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imthatguy
21st March 2015, 10:50
Hey guys,

Im currently up in Auckland trying to get a bike complied, haven't actually made it to the compliance centre unfortunately due to a absolutely ridiculous week of unexpected events and issues, but I was wondering if anyone (in the `know) would mind taking a quick look over the bike and letting me know if theres anything more I need to do before it goes in on Monday (fingers crossed)!

Its a 1992 ZZR400 I picked up for cheap as a project, to date Ive:
- put new fairings on it
- given it a general cleanup
- bled all the breaks and replaced with good fluid
- changed break pads
- repaired rear calliper which was muted
- cleaned carbs
- fixed numerous electrical issues (bike sat outside for years)
- new battery
- new indicators with e-marks

Its also got a new rear tire and a good front tire and plenty of meat on the disk. I think the shocks feel ok and they don't seem to be leaking that I can see..

Can anyone think of anything else I should check?

Regards,
Aaron

mossy1200
21st March 2015, 11:03
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/105993-How-to-get-a-deregistered-bike-on-the-road?highlight=compliance

imthatguy
21st March 2015, 11:18
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/105993-How-to-get-a-deregistered-bike-on-the-road?highlight=compliance

Haha I have actually read that a few times thanks!

But as Ive already spent a week wasting time over this I just wondered if there was anything specific I should check before I go in on Monday.

mossy1200
21st March 2015, 11:33
Haha I have actually read that a few times thanks!

But as Ive already spent a week wasting time over this I just wondered if there was anything specific I should check before I go in on Monday.

If the plates dead your going to need do a brake declaration or pay someone to do it.

imthatguy
21st March 2015, 12:54
If the plates dead your going to need do a brake declaration or pay someone to do it.

Yeah I figured I would need to but I assumed VTNZ would do it in their inspection? (Don't really mind paying) Otherwise if someone has a printable copy of the form ill do it myself.

Also because I didn't buy it off the last registered owner, apparently I need a statutory declaration (signed by a JP) saying the bike is mine and a form from the police to say its not of interest to them? Does this sound about right?

I went into to ask them and they didn't know what the fuck I was on about.. :facepalm:

iranana
23rd March 2015, 13:35
Yeah I figured I would need to but I assumed VTNZ would do it in their inspection? (Don't really mind paying) Otherwise if someone has a printable copy of the form ill do it myself.

Also because I didn't buy it off the last registered owner, apparently I need a statutory declaration (signed by a JP) saying the bike is mine and a form from the police to say its not of interest to them? Does this sound about right?

I went into to ask them and they didn't know what the fuck I was on about.. :facepalm:

Call up VINZ in Mt. Wellington and ask to talk to a chap called Paul, he'll sort you out no worries.