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My 1975 CB400F US
petermigreen:
Fascists! waited 2 weeks and received a letter saying I've got to arrange an examination.
No riding for me before Christmas then. >:(
Nurse Julie:
Where will you have to go for that Peter?
petermigreen:
Short answer, don't know.
Number given to call is in Kent. Although the letter states the inspection will be arranged at home address where possible.
Won't know for sure till I can get through during office hours on Monday. Then another 5 day wait for confirmation of place/date/time for the examination.
Just really frustrated that it takes 2 weeks to get this notification (hurry up and wait) when I'm aware that others have received their actual registration in 7 days.
mike the bike:
That's dvla for you. It took them 6 weeks to correct a single number on my V5 before I could get it MOT'd. Six weeks of perfect riding weather too.
Note the resemblance... Resistance is futile and all that.
Woodside:
They really are a law unto
themselves
But I'm hoping they may have come up trumps for me this time
The cl77 had no v5 as it was lost....but was apparently uk registered previously
I filled out a v62 With just the vin on it...expecting a negative reply...
Instead I got an email asking for pictures and a rubbing of the stamp...as you would a dating letter
I did ring the girl..to clear up exactly what they wanted. (I've kept her number) and she was very helpful pretty much saying they had the info ..
I then had an email saying they won't release the details for a fortnight due to security reasons ...so hopefully they have all the details and number plate .....
Time will tell it's a fortnight this Tuesday. ..
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