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Mr Hipp
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 Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2011 11:56 am Post subject: EBAY: 2007 Triumph Bonneville T-100 rigid bobber hardtail |
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Saw on lowbrow customs. Not sure what kind of process will be involved in getting this registered in AUS.
Ebay
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debs77
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Check out that chain!! Wow. Very interesting.
Yes, would be fun to try and register I guess, although couldn't it be registered as a Historic Bike (please pardon any ignorance), or as a special bike?
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Mr Hipp
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To name a few issues.
No chain guard, side mounted light and number plate, missing mirror, front guard and indicators.
RTA might just black list you on this one.
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Cobba
Wolfman P.I
Joined: 10 Apr 2011
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Would also have to question who did the work. Is it a professional job or a handyman in the shed if you were wanting to buy/register in Australia???
Looks good from the pic but so have a lot of things I've bought over the years.
Without a doubt, it would have to be Engineered here in whatever state it was to be registered in and that could cost thousands in itself.
Besides. How practical is a hardtail in Aussie conditions (unless your a coffee shop rider). It certainly wouldn't have been much fun on the ride I've just came back from.
4 days, 3 nights, 2400Ks to Nindigully QLD via Lightning Ridge. That's one I'm not planning on doing again in a hurry. |
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Churchy
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Location: The Druit
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| Quote: | | although couldn't it be registered as a Historic Bike |
being 2007 model Deb would be way too young.
But U.S rules seem a lot easier than here! Great looking Bobbed Bonnie but there is no way that would be able to be roadworthy here like that.
Def a Deux ex coffee shopper model, as you say Cobba would not suit proper riding here. Still, would be nice to have 
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