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Yes to register you will still need mot as far as I know but mot is only £32 do no big deal you can still mot bikes that are pre mot dateSent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
Honda will only provide dating letter/certificate for bikes THEY brought into the U.K. so it will have to be vjmcc or similar recognised group.Sent from my X6pro using Tapatalk
if you have the original usa title slip you dont need a date cert..as that has the date of first reg on it and dvla will use this..
But you will also need a letter from the original manufacturer stating why they cannot date the machine, so honda uk will provide a letter stating that they cannot date it as it is not on their database (being a usa bike) if you contact them
Quote from: Rob62 on June 04, 2018, 10:46:44 PMBut you will also need a letter from the original manufacturer stating why they cannot date the machine, so honda uk will provide a letter stating that they cannot date it as it is not on their database (being a usa bike) if you contact themDid this last year on an import from DK. Did not need letter from Honda UK.VJMC letter, insurance on VIN number, MOT (Prebooked, I rode it, but stuck the US plate on for a bit of identification, possibly not legal?), form V55/5 (which you cannot download and you have to get DVLA to send you a blank). VJMC will tell you which bits you need to fill in. Also send pics to DVLA. (clear frame/engine nos will help a lot.) Page 1:#2 allows you to register direct as Historic for zero tax.In the process of doing another at this moment, waiting for DVLA form.
if you go on d silvers bikes for sale it will gothrough the details in the first section
Underdog1, I also noticed that detail in the latest VJMC Tansha magazine. Looks like you have to choose option "r" on the V112 (but that is marked GB only so not convinced) form, and the first part calls for a Registration Number, but maybe use the VIN. Just want someone to confirm that this works. Maybe just the £55 registration fee.