directbikes moped
by Administrator on May.22, 2008, under Uncategorized
Handy Hint
when taking your import jinlun
moped from china to dvla for
inspection make sure the dial
has miles per hour or they
wont register it.
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August 7th, 2008 on 8:03 pm
Hi which directbikes model was it and did they find anything else to complain about?
August 7th, 2008 on 8:09 pm
because i have an inspection! this monday :-s
August 7th, 2008 on 8:31 pm
it was a jinlun 125.i only delivered it.
i will ask customer for an update.
funny, he is also a d.j.(part time)
August 7th, 2008 on 10:00 pm
hi, i am the owner of the scooter and yes dvla was a pain. make sure you have every piece of paper with you i.e. importation papers/ insurance/ receipt of purchase, basically every piece of paper to do with the bike. trust me 4 trips to the dvla because of there poor communication is no joke lol. i can laugh about it now because its a great bike, but just a headache to register if you have never registered a chinese imported bike. and dvla dont exactly fall of there chair to help. thanks again george top man with a van, very reliable and would recommend if you need a man with a van. cheers
August 31st, 2008 on 4:51 pm
Went to my inspection it went fine she just joted down some numbers off the chassis, engine etc then I dragged it back in the van and off we went…
1 day before I was due to take it to blackpool it finally arrived the V5 anyway its been a while now and no tax disc I’m going there this friday to have one made back up!
my scooter is a jinlun 125 but the directbikes model is the 125cc cruiser scooter it seems a bit noisy on acceleration but its now been its first week and its got 450 miles on the clock!