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I have been looking at some bikes listed here in the UK and on some older "classic" bikes that have been brought into (or back into) the UK and I usually see in the listing the following paragraph or words to the same effect:
"The bike is not UK registered, but paperwork is supplied (NOVA ) to register it on a UK age related plate to show all duties have been paid. All you will need to add to this is insurance, MOT, Dating Certificate and the DVLA £55 first reg. fee. Full written instructions are supplied on how to register the machine and how to obtain a dating certificate. The procedure is very simple and easy to follow."
My question is, IS the procedure REALLY very simple and easy to follow or is that statement actually a secret code for, "RUN, do not walk, away from this bike!" ??
"The bike is not UK registered, but paperwork is supplied (NOVA ) to register it on a UK age related plate to show all duties have been paid. All you will need to add to this is insurance, MOT, Dating Certificate and the DVLA £55 first reg. fee. Full written instructions are supplied on how to register the machine and how to obtain a dating certificate. The procedure is very simple and easy to follow."
My question is, IS the procedure REALLY very simple and easy to follow or is that statement actually a secret code for, "RUN, do not walk, away from this bike!" ??