Who will sell

**gwigs** · 15th October 2009, 19:50

Originally Posted by mossy1200

Dont worry Indy.Just stick some Marlo Brandons in your tight T sleeve and be a Triumph rebel with no rego.

We should all become Rebels Without Rego.....
What if we all stopped paying it ?

**SlowHand** · 15th October 2009, 19:51

Originally Posted by gwigs

If you decide to sell, who will want to buy your bikes ?
Especially if its over 600cc...

I like bargains.

**Indiana_Jones** · 15th October 2009, 19:53

Originally Posted by gwigs

We should all become Rebels Without Rego.....
What if we all stopped paying it ?

I donno bro, you got a Triumph?

-Indy

**Ender EnZed** · 15th October 2009, 20:08

Originally Posted by gwigs

We should all become Rebels Without Rego.....
What if we all stopped paying it ?

We need to develop some moral outrage to direct at those who do pay it.

**Ronin** · 15th October 2009, 20:09

Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket

Racing is where its at. Everyone should just put their regos on hold and race their bikes instead. We could afford to hold races every fornight if we paid our "rego" to a new Org that would run and organise, or maybe fund Vic Club to do it.

I have a dream anyway...

The ironic thing is that if you crash your unregistered race bike on the track.... you will get ACC

**SARGE** · 15th October 2009, 20:53

" come in base .. i am in pursuit of a loud blue and white bike with no rego displayed .. rider has black leathers and a black helmet...clocked at 250 plus .."

fuck selling .. fuck paying

good luck boys ..

**pete376403** · 15th October 2009, 21:00

Get a KLR600 barrel and get the bike re-vinned as a 600 (598 actually). then get a 705 kit installed. fuck'em!

**FROSTY:Me** · 15th October 2009, 21:21

I hesitate to suggest this but dya know that as a dealer you can ride ANY bike with a current WOF on ONE plate. (yellow dealer plate)
So those of ya with a bunch of bikes itll cost ya the $700 a year for your plate. Good news too is that as a dealer the bike rego automaticly goes on hold for 2 years.--end of the two ya rego for 1 month and the two years starts again.

**cs363** · 15th October 2009, 21:23

Originally Posted by FROSTY

I hesitate to suggest this but dya know that as a dealer you can ride ANY bike with a current WOF on ONE plate. (yellow dealer plate)
So those of ya with a bunch of bikes itll cost ya the $700 a year for your plate. Good news too is that as a dealer the bike rego automaticly goes on hold for 2 years.--end of the two ya rego for 1 month and the two years starts again.

Hmm..funny, we were talking about this today....

So besides the $700 what else do you need to do to get a dealer plate, or is it that easy now?

**peasea** · 15th October 2009, 21:24

Originally Posted by FROSTY

I hesitate to suggest this but dya know that as a dealer you can ride ANY bike with a current WOF on ONE plate. (yellow dealer plate)
So those of ya with a bunch of bikes itll cost ya the $700 a year for your plate. Good news too is that as a dealer the bike rego automaticly goes on hold for 2 years.--end of the two ya rego for 1 month and the two years starts again.

Do you have to be a member of the LMVD to obtain said plate?

**peasea** · 15th October 2009, 21:27

Originally Posted by pete376403

Get a KLR600 barrel and get the bike re-vinned as a 600 (598 actually). then get a 705 kit installed. fuck'em!

I was thinking of trying that myself, different bike but same game plan. Fuck em is right.

Tell you what, has this has glued the biking fraternity together or what???

**Nick from the nick** · 15th October 2009, 21:29

How about we get it so no one pays and see where else the wankers can raise that sort of money can't see cage drivers paying up either

**FROSTY:Me** · 15th October 2009, 21:29

nope--get a dalers licence and apply for a plate.
Again Not that I'm suggesting it as it hints at illegal.
I wouldn't suggest for example that a dealership called peasea inc was started -or perhaps a bike workshop that did lots of test rides perhaps requiring multiple plates for its "staff" nationwide.

**cs363** · 15th October 2009, 21:34

Originally Posted by FROSTY

nope--get a dalers licence and apply for a plate.
Again Not that I'm suggesting it as it hints at illegal.
I wouldn't suggest for example that a dealership called peasea inc was started -or perhaps a bike workshop that did lots of test rides perhaps requiring multiple plates for its "staff" nationwide.

Hmmm,

"Nick Smith Motorcycle Services here, I'd like to order 10,000 dealer plates please...."