Buying a bike in Ireland or uk help...

[xen]

hello all! I found not expensive bikes but need french papers so can you tell me how to say "european certificate recognition/approval" (certificat européen d'homologation) properly please?

Is it easy to get in your country? In UK? I'm looking to buy an Aprilia and sounds like the italian are not easy to deal with...

Please, talk to me in simple words so i don't end up in bushwalls again :rolleyes2:

Give me a chance to get a nice bike so i visit your place and have the spare money for the crack :lbhbh:

[ArtoDelSoreArse]

homologation, lol

[Fr_Jack]

[QUOTE=xen;1745620]sounds like the italian are not easy to deal with...
QUOTE]

Take that back!! :boxing: We're a delightful folk, just not great at electrics on bikes. Or politics. Or making paperwork easy. Among others... :bag:

[Izumi]

If you have a full French licence you can drive here if you bring your own bike

[jimgoose]

[QUOTE=xen;1745620]sounds like the italian are not easy to deal with...
QUOTE]

Take that back!! :boxing: We're a delightful folk, just not great at electrics on bikes. Or politics. Or making paperwork easy. Among others... :bag:

On the plus side the food and architecture are acceptable.

Not to mention MV Agusta. :thumbsup2::thumbsup2::thumbsup2:

[xen]

Thanks, you do really help me :wassat: si si aqua plata por favore :lbhbh:

My question was : does anyone got a european homologation certificate's once in his life to sell his bike to a bleeeeeding foreigner and was it easy to get? Does it costs something and how long to have it? :woots:

Please:tongue_old:

[ArtoDelSoreArse]

are you talking about le certificate of conformity?
need to get from manufacturer, give them exact model & chassis & engine numbers etc

[xen]

Yep that's the one... I suppose I was dreaming thinking you could get one easier than here... But it certainely has to be conform to the country you want to register the bike to... I'm giving up :bag:

[custom900]

Ingerish.
What are you on about? If its a french cheatin bastard registered bike you can just import it into Ireland by paying the vrt.

[ArtoDelSoreArse]

here's some info (To view pics on this biker's forum - your post count must be 2 or greater.) for ya, ya lazy git :lbhbh:

[Fr_Jack]

Buy in Holland, bikes are dirt cheap there, for some reason...

[Spanky]

[QUOTE=Fr_Jack;1745710]

On the plus side the food and architecture are acceptable.

Not to mention MV Agusta. :thumbsup2::thumbsup2::thumbsup2:

and these

[jimgoose]

[QUOTE=jimgoose;1745722]

and these

The one on the left is wearing too many clothes, and the one on the right has feet like a SCUBA diver and could use a good meal. NEXT!

[custom900]

I hate ta be de wun ta tell ya, but if yoo notissed her feet furst.....

[Dawg]

I hate ta be de wun ta tell ya, but if yoo notissed her feet furst.....

:lbhbh:

[jimgoose]

I hate ta be de wun ta tell ya, but if yoo notissed her feet furst.....

:lbhbh::lbhbh::lbhbh: Yuh got me!

[xen]

here's some info (To view pics on this biker's forum - your post count must be 2 or greater.) for ya, ya lazy git :lbhbh:

:thumbsup2: even if some stuff isn't updated. The Drire doesn't exist anymore, it has melted with other governement useless departements and is now called the DREAL To view pics on this biker's forum - your post count must be 2 or greater.

[xen]

If I can't register the bike here (the best country in the world)
She'll end up on tracks...

[ArtoDelSoreArse]

why can't you just buy it in france, save yourself all the hassle? is the few € you'd save worth it?
i mean, french bikes are better than english bikes, even if they're both italian :lbhbh::biggrin_old:

[xen]

i mean, french bikes are better than english bikes, even if they're both italian :lbhbh::biggrin_old:

For once I agree with you :rolleyes2:
and listen to you too :bag:

Here... Saturday I go to paris to pick her up! argghhhhhhhh :tongue_old:

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[Master Bates]

hello all! I found not expensive bikes but need french papers so can you tell me how to say "european certificate recognition/approval" (certificat européen d'homologation) properly please?

Is it easy to get in your country? In UK? I'm looking to buy an Aprilia and sounds like the italian are not easy to deal with...

Please, talk to me in simple words so i don't end up in bushwalls again :rolleyes2:

Give me a chance to get a nice bike so i visit your place and have the spare money for the crack :lbhbh:

vous et tres beinveniue:thumbsup2: viva la ville sees en normandi:thumbsup2:

[Master Bates]

For once I agree with you :rolleyes2:
and listen to you too :bag:

Here... Saturday I go to paris to pick her up! argghhhhhhhh :tongue_old:

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tres tres jolie!!! magnific!! vous et l'homme!!!!:thumbsup2:

[nogthebold]

For once I agree with you :rolleyes2:
and listen to you too :bag:

Here... Saturday I go to paris to pick her up! argghhhhhhhh :tongue_old:

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exhaust can nearly same size as the bike :biggrin_old:

[xen]

tres tres jolie!!! magnific!! vous et l'homme!!!!:thumbsup2:

Me and the man??? :rolleyes2: don't know what you want to say but thanks :lbhbh:

and here's the side where the exhaust look small :thumbsup2:
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[Master Bates]

[QUOTE=xen;1762076]Me and the man??? :rolleyes2: don't know what you want to say but thanks :lbhbh:

i ment to say "you are the man" i used to live in france and was trying to practice my french but ive just made an ass out of myself!!:lbhbh::bag::bag:

[xen]

and just for the fun, nice ass, ars or whatever you call it!?!
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[xen]

[QUOTE=xen;1762076]Me and the man??? :rolleyes2: don't know what you want to say but thanks :lbhbh:

i ment to say "you are the man" i used to live in france and was trying to practice my french but ive just made an ass out of myself!!:lbhbh::bag::bag:


Sorry, I met Cecil!!! Good you forgot you F... a chance to not meet her :rolleyes2:

Xen, nicknamed The Hand :cool3:

[ditcher]

For once I agree with you :rolleyes2:
and listen to you too :bag:

Here... Saturday I go to paris to pick her up! argghhhhhhhh :tongue_old:

To view pics on this biker's forum - your post count must be 2 or greater.

you do know french bikes are restricted to 100bhp, depending on the method it could be a head ache, great machine though

[xen]

You're right, can be a real mess...

Anyway, I bought something else at the end, an old RSV 2001, 15000 miles and clean to drive! No fuss stuff on it but it works well for our little Alps'roads :tongue_old: