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    Quote Originally Posted by peasea View Post
    Whose fault is that?

    We had a couple fall in the same month so just gave one vehicle ninety days then it spreads things out. However, it's always one thing after another isn't it? If it's not rego stickers it's WOFs, house insurance, contents, power bill, bourbon stocks, it never fuckn ends.
    Yup.

    I need petrol to go back up so I can justify two bikes.

    The ACC bill on rego is getting close to what we should be paying though, given what motorcycle related injuries cost ACC.

    We should try and stop falling off, on road and off, just for a year or so.
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    I'm happy to pay anything at the moment - the last few rides I've been out on I had to stop and check that I was not wearing a target pinned to my leathers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    Yup.

    I need petrol to go back up so I can justify two bikes.

    The ACC bill on rego is getting close to what we should be paying though, given what motorcycle related injuries cost ACC.

    We should try and stop falling off, on road and off, just for a year or so.

    I've managed to keep the oily side down since about 1986, touch wood. That's why I'd support a downward-sliding scale for those who don't cost the nation money. Careful driving/riding should result in lower levies, but it probably won't.

    My lady and I put more than we need to into a 'slush fund' every pay. It's bloody handy when it builds up, I can tell you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    I'm happy to pay anything at the moment - the last few rides I've been out on I had to stop and check that I was not wearing a target pinned to my leathers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peasea View Post
    Why is it that safe drivers pay the same ACC levies as complete wankers who crash all the time? Do away with the crock system and start afresh with a comprehensive, compulsory insurance system. No insurance, no license, no license no vehicle. Crush the fucker. People will soon get the message.
    I have been against compulsory insurance, but what you have said sounds good.

    Quote Originally Posted by puddytat View Post
    They'll privatise it & it'll just get more expensive for us,but cheaper for the Govt.
    Naw it is supposed to be audited properly. No finger in the pie from the govt. (Laughter dies down..)

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    the last few rides I've been out on I had to stop and check that I was not wearing a target pinned to my leathers.
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    Did you see 'Cops with cameras' the other night? Some broad was pulled over and found to have no insurance. Cops towed the car, gave her 14 days to get insurance and she didn't. One flat car! Good fuckin job. The least you can do is get third party....

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    Quote Originally Posted by DangerousBastard View Post
    That really fucks me off (7 regos to pay!)...
    I don't know about being a dangerous bastard but you're a lucky one - if we had all our vehicles registered at any one time, we'd have 10 to pay for! Only one is a dedicated trail bike and some are on exemption as they are only used at certain times of the year, but we currently have four cars and seven bikes! Take a minute to think how much that hurts!
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    Quote Originally Posted by peasea View Post
    "7 regos" ?? Bugger! We have four and that's bad enough. The whole system is a ripoff coz you can only drive one vehicle at a time. Those with more than one vehicle are unfairly penalised and successive governments have latched onto this money grab with glee.

    If they had compulsory insurance on the drivers' license (renewable annually, just like the rego) then you could drive what takes your fancy, have numerous vehicles and chop and change when you feel like it. Also, as the years go by and you have no accidents, reduce the premiums. But that's too fair, too simple.

    Why is it that safe drivers pay the same ACC levies as complete wankers who crash all the time? Do away with the crock system and start afresh with a comprehensive, compulsory insurance system. No insurance, no license, no license no vehicle. Crush the fucker. People will soon get the message.
    you will end up paying alot more under a compulsary insurance scheme.
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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    it should be one standard acc levie per drivers licence, regardless of whether you drive or not. and like a $10 or $20 fee pervechile after that.

    But thats common sence aye
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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    2 bikes and 3 cars.....
    AND only home less then half the year.....
    and can only ride/drive one at the time...

    and even then I fail to spot camera donation extorters...
    Taxi may be cheaper...
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    Just a thought here.

    Slightly off topic so please dont blast me.


    If the govenment privatises ACC or parts thereof, as they seem to have intimated they are thinking about.

    Then we will have a situation where we the public will be forced to support a private company by Acts of Parliament.

    Is this legal? I would love to be in that company's situation.
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    My flatmate had 8 cars - he somehow managed to get a dealers license and a dealers plate - reckoned it was far cheaper - had 2 cars that had never been rego'ed in NZ but he had been driving for some years......
    Is this legal? I would love to be in that company's situation.
    Part of the move to privatise profit, and socialise debt........
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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master View Post
    you will end up paying alot more under a compulsary insurance scheme.
    But at least everyone will be insured. Supposedly.

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    I guess this helps the police quotas. More potential customers out there who choose not to pay rego fees.
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