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24 Aug 2014
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is it possible
Is it possible for a UK citizen to buy and ride a bike in NewZealand instead of shiping or air freight you own out there to ride?
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25 Aug 2014
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I am in the proccess of buying a bike to ride in America and Canada for a year and was looking in to shipping it to NZ or selling it and buying another when I get there. From what I have found out so far buying and selling is a cheaper way of doing it. So its good news if I can do the same in NZ. In the USA I require an address is that the same in NZ?
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26 Aug 2014
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Yep, you'll need an address, but anything will do. If you've got contacts in NZ use theirs, if you buy at a bike shop see if you can use theirs, you can use mine if you've got nothing else.
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26 Aug 2014
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Thanks looking good for a visit to NZ some time in the future then
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mezo
Only two things that are important is a WOF (warrant of fitness) or 'MOT' to the English & registration (which includes your third party insurance).
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NZ Registration (also known as vehicle license) does NOT include 3rd party vehicle/property insurance. It does include the ACC levy, you & 3rd party are covered for accident injury.
There is no requirement to have insurance of any kind, although at least 3rd party is of course a good idea.
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11 Mar 2015
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For everybody or just UK citizens?
Can Americans buy a bike there with no problems either?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by kuri77
Can Americans buy a bike there with no problems either?
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Yep, anybody. Have fun!
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