Does the French system keep a track like the DVLA of how many owners a vehicle has had?Noggin wrote: Mon Oct 10, 2022 6:05 pm Oh. And also. Had confirmation at the weekend that I can bypass needing a Certificate of Conformity for the Monster through the French VOSA
I don't have a price yet, but can't imagine it will be more than the to-ing and fro-ing between me, a Ducati dealer and Ducati Italy!!!
So, just need to find the engine number on it to make sure it's the same number as on the V5, then I can email DREAL (VOSA types) and ask them what their process is, cost etc and if I can do it in January (when I can afford to hire/borrow a van and take time off to go and see them
Two positives out of French bureaucracy in one day
I don't know if they keep track, sorry. I could probably register it and transfer it. But will try and find out if they keep track of owners (@DefTrap might know?)Jody wrote: Mon Oct 10, 2022 6:38 pmDoes the French system keep a track like the DVLA of how many owners a vehicle has had?Noggin wrote: Mon Oct 10, 2022 6:05 pm Oh. And also. Had confirmation at the weekend that I can bypass needing a Certificate of Conformity for the Monster through the French VOSA
I don't have a price yet, but can't imagine it will be more than the to-ing and fro-ing between me, a Ducati dealer and Ducati Italy!!!
So, just need to find the engine number on it to make sure it's the same number as on the V5, then I can email DREAL (VOSA types) and ask them what their process is, cost etc and if I can do it in January (when I can afford to hire/borrow a van and take time off to go and see them
Two positives out of French bureaucracy in one day
I've gotten no-where trying to reg my KTM as I don't have utility bills to send to DREAL.
Maybe you could get it registered then transfer the bike to me?
I knew I was around B1, but didn't think the school would consider me as advanced as B2 
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Just an Aussie version of a Penguin.Ditchfinder wrote: Tue Oct 18, 2022 11:35 am Just had my first Tim Tam - The Aussies are forgiven all past and future sins
Aussie guy I used to work with insisted the best way to eat those is to bight both ends off, then use 'em to suck up tea like they're a straw. I cannot see how you could do that without it become just a big soggy mess, therefore I concluded he was taking the pissDitchfinder wrote: Tue Oct 18, 2022 11:35 am Just had my first Tim Tam - The Aussies are forgiven all past and future sins
Sorry but I disagree - there definitely a step-up from a penguin for mePirahna wrote: Tue Oct 18, 2022 3:30 pmJust an Aussie version of a Penguin.Ditchfinder wrote: Tue Oct 18, 2022 11:35 am Just had my first Tim Tam - The Aussies are forgiven all past and future sins
I have a little grinder for crushing up my coffee beans. On the outside of the little metal container is the word 'XAM' near the top, which for a while I assumed was some foreign language markings, until I looked on the inside of the little metal container and saw that it actually said, 'MAX'.Potter wrote: Wed Oct 19, 2022 1:00 pm Bought a new toaster and when I opened it a bit of paper said it had an anti-jam function, I immediately thought "how would it know whether you're going to put jam on it".
Then I realised
Like finding twenty quid in a suit jacketTaipan wrote: Thu Oct 20, 2022 2:40 pm Got my Campervan out with the intention of filling it up with diesel, but found it had over 3/4 of a tank. I forgot I filled it up in Rouen, France on the way back from Spain! Result!
Shandy is cheating. I've seen you after 4 free beers at my gaffgremlin wrote: Fri Oct 21, 2022 11:57 pm Three nights on the proper piss.
You young 'uns can fuck off. Us old crusties can still hack it.
