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re register bike as unrestricted

Huntline · 2016-09-18 15:30:43

Hi all, in the process of selling my bike, it was originally restricted but I derestricted it after I bought it. The potential buyer wants the log book to show it as full power. Any ideas on how?? I have checked motortax.ie but the change of particulars form seems to just deal with 4 wheel vehicles or new engines

18-09-2016 3:30pm

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Huntline

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Hi all, in the process of selling my bike, it was originally restricted but I derestricted it after I bought it. The potential buyer wants the log book to show it as full power. Any ideas on how?? I have checked motortax.ie but the change of particulars form seems to just deal with 4 wheel vehicles or new engines

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#2 18-09-2016 9:33pm

CJhaughey

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What does the logbook show as the power output?
If its not there then its full power, I'd hazard a guess and say that most bikes start out as full power and the are then restricted by dealers who provide a form saying that it has been restricted.

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#3 18-09-2016 10:40pm

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The logbook says 28kw, it's a Gsx650f so it is registered as restricted unfortunately

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#4 19-09-2016 9:45am

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Use the RF111 form and write it in manually in the tax class/basis of assessment box as the full power XX Kw

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#5 19-09-2016 10:11am

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Great thanks, do ya know the charge for it

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#6 19-09-2016 2:31pm

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No charge as far as I am aware.

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