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SteveACE 29 Mar 2006 06:22

Canadian buying bike in london
 
Hello, Im a Canadian and am thinking of buying a bike in london for 2 trips throughout Europe over 2 summers and storing in UK for 10 months and selling. The Bike was registered in USA, anyone know of the paperwork involved?

Frank Warner 29 Mar 2006 08:30

So the bike is not registered now? If not then you need to get it registed.
Insurance? If you just go for the bare minimum then you get third party personal - think that is part of teh rego? Maybe not. You may want third party propterty to protect yourself form the roller owner you may hit. You may also like theft insurance.


SteveACE 29 Mar 2006 09:26

Thanks, Does anyone know if I can register the bike in CAnada if it is in London and from the US and will I be able to sell it without paying duty?
Thanks
Steve

Frank Warner 30 Mar 2006 02:39

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Originally posted by SteveACE:
Thanks, Does anyone know if I can register the bike in CAnada if it is in London and from the US and will I be able to sell it without paying duty?
Your questions are not clear - however rading between the lines ...

When youy rgister a bike in Canada or USA - don't they want to see the bike to check it for road worthness?!

UK duty: The person who sold you the bike would know if they paid the customs duty of importing the bike to the UK. Ask them. And try and get any paper work to indicate that it has been paid! Even a certified copy.

USA Duty: if you can prove that th ebike was previosly registed there then one would assume that any duty was paid back them. Best to write to them and get a written answer back - you can use that bit of paper when briging the bike back.


funklab 20 Apr 2006 23:37

in us they do not need to see the bike to check for roadworthiness, however, they do want you to bring it in yearly for an inspection if you have a license plate for it.

Ekke 21 Apr 2006 05:23

Alberta Out of Province Inspection
 
Hey SteveACE,

In order to register a bike in Alberta that is from out of province you need to have an out of province inspection performed in Alberta by a licenced/certified by the government mechanic. Sounds like that would be tough to do if the bike is already in the UK. Grant has a good story about renewing the plates on his R80 and the government wanted him to come back with the bike to do that.

I would guess your best bet is to register and insure it in the UK.


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