Series 2 cutdown nightmare
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That is tasty!
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Having gone through a similar battle with my cutdown i can fully appreciate the time, trouble, and frustration that goes into biulding a project like that. Unfortunatley mine is never likely to look as good as yours, you must be very pleased with the way it has turned out.
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Dude, that's is seriously one of the coolest cutdowns I've seen. Odd and original. Well done!
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Nice one.
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That is the ONLY cutdown I have ever seen and liked!
Love the old bars and LD horncast
Tank suits it
Pipe looks good - it probably wouldnt suit a big can out the side.
Well done - Hope you get it registered soon
db
Love the old bars and LD horncast
Tank suits it
Pipe looks good - it probably wouldnt suit a big can out the side.
Well done - Hope you get it registered soon
db
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Well nice.
That's not going anywhere...
so what is the deal with dvla ? are they saying that another scooter is registerd with the numbers on that frame? are your numbers on the frame ok? then it may be a matter for the police as well
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Abolutely marvellous!!! Love everything about it.
As others have said...hope the registering goes through ok.
I also built a bike up to completion from just a frame without it being reg'd. Never knew any history of the frame other than model/year. When the VRO gave me the date for an inspection I'd just been reading about what was involved and what certain outcomes could be if any problems. I was worried that they'd come back with something similar to what they've told you or that it was a write off or whatever and I wouldn't get age related. I got mine ok in the end, but just said built from spare parts on V5.
Used to work for a motor group and we found that a dealer had put the same reg on 2 seperate cars and they'd been taxed and on the road for nearly 3 months without DVLA spotting the duplicate reg...so obviously DVLA can and do make cock ups. Hope yours proves to be just a simple clerical error or something.
By the way did I say lovely bike?
As others have said...hope the registering goes through ok.
I also built a bike up to completion from just a frame without it being reg'd. Never knew any history of the frame other than model/year. When the VRO gave me the date for an inspection I'd just been reading about what was involved and what certain outcomes could be if any problems. I was worried that they'd come back with something similar to what they've told you or that it was a write off or whatever and I wouldn't get age related. I got mine ok in the end, but just said built from spare parts on V5.
Used to work for a motor group and we found that a dealer had put the same reg on 2 seperate cars and they'd been taxed and on the road for nearly 3 months without DVLA spotting the duplicate reg...so obviously DVLA can and do make cock ups. Hope yours proves to be just a simple clerical error or something.
By the way did I say lovely bike?
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I was wondering about that as well!RICSPEED wrote:so what is the deal with dvla ? are they saying that another scooter is registerd with the numbers on that frame? are your numbers on the frame ok? then it may be a matter for the police as well
I am assuming that Innocenti never replicated a frame number, so if yours is the genuine article, someone, somewhere is riding around on a ringer.
Unless the frame you have used was an old barn find, which was unknowingly still registered by the dvla?
good point ...so are they saying that a scoot is taxed and mot'ed at this time or just that the number allready coresponds to a reg number?nickw1969 wrote:I was wondering about that as well!RICSPEED wrote:so what is the deal with dvla ? are they saying that another scooter is registerd with the numbers on that frame? are your numbers on the frame ok? then it may be a matter for the police as well
I am assuming that Innocenti never replicated a frame number, so if yours is the genuine article, someone, somewhere is riding around on a ringer.
Unless the frame you have used was an old barn find, which was unknowingly still registered by the dvla?
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