Anyone been through compliance recently?

[biketimus_prime]

I'm in Auckland north shore looking for a place to take my bike to be complied.
Any recommendations? Preferably not a big place like vtnz etc because they don't know bikes that well. A mechanic that deals with motorbikes would be good.
Thanks in advance.

[Akzle]

why does it need compliance

[biketimus_prime]

Reading through the "how to get a bike complied" thread, previous owner opted to have the frame checked etc so I think it was an insurance write off? Anyway it's been checked by an engineer and I have the paperwork saying it's straight. Just needed new headlight and brake lever which I've sorted

[Pound]

why does it need compliance



"Previous owner" probably "layed her down at walking pace" and now the forks and frame are fucked.....

[biketimus_prime]

The bike has been inspected by an engineer, I have all the measurements showing it's not bent at the forks or frame...

[biggo]

If its flagged in the NZTA system as a write off you will need either a LT307 or LT308 issued by a NZTA repair certifier see link.

https://www.nzta.govt.nz/assets/resources/specialist-repair-certifiers/docs/src-list.pdf

[biketimus_prime]

If its flagged in the NZTA system as a write off you will need either a LT307 or LT308 issued by a NZTA repair certifier see link.

https://www.nzta.govt.nz/assets/resources/specialist-repair-certifiers/docs/src-list.pdf

Yeah I got one. I just want recommendations of where to go next...

[biggo]

Yeah I got one. I just want recommendations of where to go next...

I,m sure any motorcycle shop will arrange it but they will take it to a TSDA agent like VTNZ or AA as they are only people who can do compliance .

[RGVforme]

[QUOTE=biggo;1130981073]I,m sure any motorcycle shop will arrange it but they will take it to a TSDA agent like VTNZ or AA as they are only people who can do compliance .[/QUOTE

:2thumbsup

[biketimus_prime]

Awesome thanks :)