CFMoto 450MT

[BMWST?]

Rego for both mine (650 and 765) is getting ridiculous, so they will no be on hold and only registered for weekend or week as required. (once the three month initial period is over) This is easy enough to do online but there is some doubt about whether they go back on hold OR if the hold period is cancelled and another three months on hold has to pass before the short term reg can occur again. MAGNZ is getting into this in a big way, including an Auckland protest ride planned for 30th May.

Yes I have never really understood the on hold system in regard to "rego" for just a week or so in the middle of a hold period. Might just put in hold for 3months mid winter

[SaferRides]

Rego for both mine (650 and 765) is getting ridiculous, so they will no be on hold and only registered for weekend or week as required. (once the three month initial period is over) This is easy enough to do online but there is some doubt about whether they go back on hold OR if the hold period is cancelled and another three months on hold has to pass before the short term reg can occur again. MAGNZ is getting into this in a big way, including an Auckland protest ride planned for 30th May.

My understanding is that it has to stay on hold for a minimum of 3 months each time, otherwise backdated rego for the period since it went on hold is due.

I'm reluctant to put mine on hold this winter as I still do the occasional ride and the cops might actually start checking motorbike rego.

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[pete376403]

[QUOTE=SaferRides;1131245047]My understanding is that it has to stay on hold for a minimum of 3 months each time, otherwise backdated rego for the period since it went on hold is due. IQUOTE]

Yeah thats my understanding of it too. Obviously they didn't want to make it too easy to avoid paying for something you may not use. Funny how, pre Continuous Vehicle Licensing (CVL) introduced Sept 1997, you could go to a post office and register a vehicle, regardless of how long it had been expired. Just another tax grab rammed though under the guise of (as always) "safety". And, just another thing never to forgive Jenny Shitly (Nat Minister of Transport at that time) for.