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Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 8:42 pm
by tim
Anyone got some advice about where/who to take my new ride I've fixed up to get her blue-slipped etc. (simple repairable write-off).
Also any wisdom on things to provide or prepare.
I'm in Blacktown.
Have pics of the bike before the repairs, and reciepts for all parts.
Thanks,
Tim.
ps, Yes, I brought a Speuwzuuki, I apologise. if there had of been a minimally damaged 2yo kwaka EP5 for $2.3k i would have snapped it up, but found a great GS500.
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 8:48 pm
by robracer
Hi Tim Complete Car Care in Seven Hills can do the blue slip, I suggest contacting the RTA to find out exactly what paperwork is required as the laws have changed reciently.
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 9:36 pm
by tim
By the way, HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Will do Rob, will probably give em a go, love a recommendation. Done some reading on the RTA site:
http://rta.nsw.gov.au/registration/othe ... tml?rlid=5
Rob I assume Complete Car Car in SH is an "AUVIS" registered business.
Here's what the RTA require: (from above website)
Attend a motor registry in person and provide:
The AUVIS inspection report (blue slip)
A completed Application for Registration (the AUVIS examiner will give you this)
Proof of repairs (as presented to the AUVIS examiner)
Any other required documents (eg proof of identity, proof of acquisition, CTP insurance etc - see Get a new registration for full details)
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 7:09 am
by robracer
Mate just give them a call, last time I was there was a coupple of years ago & to be honest they really did not even look at the bike just the engine & frame numbers. AUVIS= Blue slip so yes would be the answer to your question.
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 8:27 am
by Ali600+150
Just did this recently.....once you get your Blue Slip you'll need to book in for an RTA inspection also.....and the waiting list for that is 2-4 weeks.....andanout $420

Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 10:22 am
by robracer
Interesting Ali, I had an RTA inspection done 2 weeks before chrissy & the booking was within a few days & my choice of locations & did it online

& I had to do it twice

(farkin bus modifications)....... the extra inspection is one of the new changes made reciently by the RTA to have more control over rebirthing etc.
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 11:32 am
by Glen
Hey Tim
It's a crap day in Forster so I thought I'd check in.
If complete Car Care is still owned by Paul Gilbert let him know your Chris's cousin. Paul lives around the corner from us and Chris used to do motocross with his son Zac.
Good luck with i mate . I'm looking forward to taking the beast for a blat.
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 7:07 pm
by mike-s
Ali600+150 wrote:Just did this recently.....once you get your Blue Slip you'll need to book in for an RTA inspection also.....and the waiting list for that is 2-4 weeks.....andanout $420

Ahhh, well the computer randomly picks out blue slip applications & flags the system that you need to get that inspection done. If the bastards could get away with it, im sure they'd force every single blueslip to do that so they had more money in the kitty. But alas they make do with randomly getting people to do that.
Having to pay $420 for the pleasure too? fark, that's a kick in the nuts alright.
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 8:24 pm
by tim
Thanks boys.
Yeah ok, I'll ring up see if Paul father of Zac still owns it. I can't legally ride it there until after the 12th

so no rush/not much point 'till then.
Be nice to go earlier but there's no way I'm going to attempt getting it onto, then off, then back on and back off the back of a trailer. 180kg is heavy for my un-initiated arms and legs - but I'm learning to be boss with it.
I knew fully ahead of time that there's be something around $300-$400 in "testing and checking", I suppose that's the price we pay for political economic and social systems that work... blah blah blah
As a side note I've walked it around the back and front yard getting the clutch out and coasting for a few metres then grabbing the clutch and break, lots of fun
Also, turns out there's a Gypsy Joker bikie living next door. Comes in handy! When we put it through its paces for the first time he wondered over and said something about how it sounded "down-low" (revs I assume) and he thought try replacing the plugs and leads, just something simple. Dad and I didn't think so, thought it sounds and runs great, but I've got a feeling he knows what he's talking about. He did say his biker buddy inside said "nah that's just how those bikes sound and idle" so I dunno.
I'll have to listen to another GS500 and compare, and get some other wise ears to have a listen. I've got zero concerns with the engine/mechanicals, but probably would pay to have a "once over"... I do wanna do my repairs tho, learn for myself etc.
Will check maintenance schedule and see what's due at 17,000 km.
AND ANOTHER NOTE. I cleaned it from head to toe today with Car Wash, Armourall, Metal Cleaner, nail polish remover and polish it looks PERFECT. Will have to post a pic in the "my ride" area.
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 2:35 pm
by Quirks
I'm doing up a repairable write off myself, if anyone in Brisbane could give me some tips that would be great. Nanna has seen her (helped me buy her), and i helping me fix the damage. Most of the damage is scratches on the fairings. I know they have to go through a QIS inspection which is gonna set me back $350, but could anyone point me in the direction of someone to get the RWC from?
Cheers!
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 3:01 pm
by tim
Registered Today!
And I've got my Ls!
Woohoo!
I've had a request to write up a technical document on the whole "repairable write off" caper.
I will once i get time away from work, family and learning how to ride.
Have a great long weekend, might even see you on the road..... what's that saying, "shiny-side-up" ?

Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 3:05 pm
by robracer
tim wrote:what's that saying, "shiny-side-up" ?

naaa ..............see you on the road girlfriend!
Good to hear she's all ready Tim..... happy dayz mate.
Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 3:20 pm
by hoffy
tim wrote:Registered Today!
And I've got my Ls!
Woohoo!
I've had a request to write up a technical document on the whole "repairable write off" caper.
I will once i get time away from work, family and learning how to ride.
Have a great long weekend, might even see you on the road..... what's that saying, "shiny-side-up" ?

Now Tim, ride carefully and slowly, remember Double Demerit's..

Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 8:10 am
by Glen
robracer wrote:tim wrote:what's that saying, "shiny-side-up" ?

naaa ..............see you on the road girlfriend!
Good to hear she's all ready Tim..... happy dayz mate.
I'll have to lend you a copy of Mad Max 1 Tim. It's compulsory viewing around here.
Remember though baby steps. Short rides frequently around home and then progressively get further and further out.
No worries about going too fast Hoff, remember it's a Suzuki.
Now I think I have a photo at home somewhere from about 20 - 25 years ago which might explain Tims errant ways as far as motorcycle brands go....watch this space

Re: Getting my Repairable Write-Off Registered
Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 12:07 pm
by tim