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Am I right in thinking my CB 1000 Super Four falls into this category?
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Stuart XV16
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Originally posted by XV16Am I right in thinking my CB 1000 Super Four falls into this category?
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Stuart XV16
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“The normally careful and competent actions of a reasonable individual should be considered legal.”I think this was an official Honda UK model. What you might have is a parallel import. Basically a model of bike sold in the UK but not imported by the official franchise. My T Cat is a parallel import.
Donate – it makes you feel good!
Never did understand it.. The CB is a 1993 model and was imported in May 1997, Still got allocated a K plate though, is this the normal thing?
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Stuart XV16
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“The normally careful and competent actions of a reasonable individual should be considered legal.”Yep, basically the registration of the vehicle must relate to its year of manufacture, hence the K plate.
Where date of manufacture can’t be determined they allocated a Q plate.
Not sure if this is still the case since the new registration system came in…does anybody else know?
Donate – it makes you feel good!
Thanx for that, I was under the impression that all imports/Kits etc were allocated a Q plate.
6 A levels but not much common!!![:p]Best Regards
Stuart XV16
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“The normally careful and competent actions of a reasonable individual should be considered legal.”
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