None that I am aware of.
Unless they are specifically restricted for learners as some LAMS bikes in Aus.
er6 for example comes in restricted and full hp forms over there.
Some 600 plus singles however (think BMW f650 etc) will be learner bikes, and in the top rego bracket. I can hear the money grubbers rubbing their hands together from here.
A house divided against itself will fall. Bikers should argue against the entire cc class separation, not trying to slip into cheaper categories, or argue hp ratios instead. Divide and rule is what ACC is doing. They have separated bikers from car drivers, now bikers turn against each other depending on ccs ? Fight the real enemy!
Bogan hit the nail on the head when he said the real reason higher cc bikes were targeted with the higher rates is because they were perceived to be owned by people on higher incomes, who presumably could afford to pay more. Wrong and unfair.
I should clarify, that I meant some riders have saved like hell on below average incomes, and gone without other stuff, to get their dream bike. The cc rating doesn't change my income, nor will I get a higher ACC payout in the form of wage compensation, in the event of an accident, just because I ride the bike I do. My post was a bit unclear on that point; thanks for picking up on that, Ocean.
Higher cc does not always equal higher income. Life is unfair, but it is never unfair to my advantage (Okey Dokey's Rule)
Which is most likely to be ridden to its limits buy an inexperienced rider CBR250 or Honda gold wing, yet the old fossil is pay more acc![]()
If you cared about the cost of rego (as in, the difference between classes, not the outrageous fees in total) then the answer is simple.
600cc sportsbike with a supercharger.![]()
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
Or a 600 with a Busa swap.
Rego-based levies are bullshit and always have been. It's only now, with the splits and increases that we realise that.
Yes, we can only use one vehicle at a time, but that doesn't mean that nobody else can use one of yours when you aren't....
However, doesn't it upset you to know that your rego is a ticking meter - counting down to a zero balance - whether you use the thing or not?
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
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