Author Topic: Vehicle of Historic Interest.  (Read 1459 times)

Offline bobv7

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Re: Vehicle of Historic Interest.
« Reply #15 on: July 09, 2020, 09:32:16 AM »
I tend to avoid the PO whenever possible as it seems like the last resting place for "Jobsworth" and the terminal pedantic. Dealing with them makes watching paint dry a positive pleasure.

Offline cooleronthecoast

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Re: Vehicle of Historic Interest.
« Reply #16 on: July 09, 2020, 10:03:51 AM »
I had issues with getting my bike into the Historic class, but it wasn't the Post Office that was the problem, it was a jobs worth at DVLA.
Now where did I put that 10mm socket?

Offline mike the bike

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Re: Vehicle of Historic Interest.
« Reply #17 on: July 09, 2020, 11:11:09 AM »
Note the resemblance.  The cube shape, the mindless drones...
Where's that 10mm socket got to?

Offline cooleronthecoast

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« Reply #18 on: July 09, 2020, 12:06:03 PM »
That says it all mate. Lmao.
Now where did I put that 10mm socket?

Offline MCTID

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Re: Vehicle of Historic Interest.
« Reply #19 on: July 09, 2020, 04:22:13 PM »
Went to my Post Office today (Wood Street, Lytham St Annes) to change my Suzuki GS750's V5 to Historic, and to remove it from SORN. Couldn't have been easier.....mind you the Gentleman who served me told me that he'd recently sold his Suzuki Bandit - and he was sorry that he'd sold it......so he was obviously well versed in the SORN/ Historic update process.

He laughed when I told him the GS is 'just a baby' compared to my 50+ year old Triumphs and he very kindly also wished me good weather for this weekend when I told him I'd be riding a bike again for the first time in 6 years.

10/10 for Service.....but it must be really frustrating standing in line only to find that the PO Staff suffer from 'Elbow and arse disease'......i.e. they don't know their elbow from their arse !

Maybe more formal complaints to the Post Office might be worthwhile !
Now: 2008 CB1300S, CB750K4, 1970 Bonneville. Various other 1960's 650 Triumph T120's/ TR6's/ TR6C's (all in bits...many, many bits unfortunately). Previous: 2007 CB600FA, 1976 CB500 Four. BMW F800ST. GS750E. ZZR1100. CB1300 (2). ZXR1200S. VFR800. CB750 Nighthawk. CX500. XS500 Yam. Suzuki GT500. BSA A10. Various Lambrettas. Zundapp Bella (honest).

 

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