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james c
Full Member 2012/2013

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« Reply #30 on: October 14, 2012, 04,52:19 AM »

it doesn't matter whether vic roads say your ok interstate or not, it comes down to will tac still pay up and will mr plod over the border book you. i'd be checking that before riding over the border
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Serge C
Full Member 2013/2014

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« Reply #31 on: October 14, 2012, 10,39:39 AM »

it doesn't matter whether vic roads say your ok interstate or not, it comes down to will tac still pay up and will mr plod over the border book you. i'd be checking that before riding over the border


James, read my first post.....

TAC will cover you interstate, PROVIDED the rego iis accepted.
Yes, it does need to be investigated to confirm that inter-state jurisdictions accept our rec-rego.  I mentioned that earlier.


Perhaps Amtra could do that?.

I sorta hoped that someone who had rec-rego, and who had an interest in this, might pick up the ball and run with it!

I will (eventually) make the necessary calls.
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sandra(bob)
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« Reply #32 on: October 14, 2012, 07,18:49 PM »

it doesn't matter whether vic roads say your ok interstate or not, it comes down to will tac still pay up and will mr plod over the border book you. i'd be checking that before riding over the border


James, read my first post.....

TAC will cover you interstate, PROVIDED the rego iis accepted.
Yes, it does need to be investigated to confirm that inter-state jurisdictions accept our rec-rego.  I mentioned that earlier.


Perhaps Amtra could do that?.

I sorta hoped that someone who had rec-rego, and who had an interest in this, might pick up the ball and run with it!

I will (eventually) make the necessary calls.
Hi Serge...I did check this out a bit myself a few months back and was told by Vic Roads that so long as the road is not a main arterial and posted at nothing under 100k's speed limit, then it would be ok to ride...but i think there's too many grey areas in that still....but then yes the big issue is if you pop over the border, what was ok 30 seconds ago in Vic may not be once over that line. Its just so hard to get clear and correct info...its all open to speculation it seems.
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Ken R
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« Reply #33 on: October 15, 2012, 03,44:02 AM »

It would seem the real question should be - Am I going to risk not being covered by TAC if I crash and cannot work for ages for the sake of a few dollars?
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Frankie-boy
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« Reply #34 on: October 15, 2012, 04,53:59 AM »

You wouldn't have to worry about that would ya Ken, being at the end of ya working life like me lol
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steve f
Full Member 2013/2014

Posts: 223



« Reply #35 on: October 15, 2012, 06,43:42 AM »

I spoke to the RTA in NSW today and as far as they are concerned they reconise the bike as having rego but they did say they could not verify if TAC cover you or not. But by all accounts others have answered that in earlier posts.
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Serge C
Full Member 2013/2014

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« Reply #36 on: October 15, 2012, 09,36:24 AM »

I spoke to the RTA in NSW today and as far as they are concerned they reconise the bike as having rego but they did say they could not verify if TAC cover you or not. But by all accounts others have answered that in earlier posts.


Thanx Steve.
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David Smith
President 2013/2014
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« Reply #37 on: October 17, 2012, 10,35:46 PM »

If some of you are so worried about it for yourself.
Id say check yourself and get a letter from them.

Because if your in court or trying to do a TAC claim then saying i read it on a fourm aint going to work for you..

My two cents...



Heres one for you that im trying to find out at the moment..

Can i use my car trade plate on motorbikes?

rec reg is a pain in the arse for road testing bikes.
i just strap the trade plate to my back, hearsay sais its leagle but still waiting on vic roads to confirm.

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steve f
Full Member 2013/2014

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« Reply #38 on: October 17, 2012, 11,21:51 PM »

I have rode road bikes with trade plates before and the only grief i hade was out the front of the Reefton pub on a Sunday arvo, it was hard to argue i was road testing.
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