Had some business......
#31

Don't listen to Mitzy....he's a http://www.maximumbikes.com/forums/i...es/wank4az.gif
In fact....here's a recent shot of him dealing with Spanish Bureaucracy!
Mitzy>>>>>>http://www.maximumbikes.com/forums/i...anana121or.gif<<<<<<Spanish Bureaucracy
Anyway, all you need to do is get it back to the UK for an MOT once a year....so when you bring it out make sure you've got a full ticket.
And only show your passport if you ever get pulled....which you never will on a bike. I've been here two years and all the cops just wave and acknowledge me.
Yes, they are interested in illegal Brit cars on the Costas, but motorcycles are viewed totally differently.
And if anybody can show me a link for a Brit bike getting impounded and crushed by the authorities then I'm all ears. Until you can, all you are able to do is speculate wildly on a hypothetical situation.
Bottom line......make sure your bike is legal in the UK.....and you'll be fine.
In fact....here's a recent shot of him dealing with Spanish Bureaucracy!
Mitzy>>>>>>http://www.maximumbikes.com/forums/i...anana121or.gif<<<<<<Spanish Bureaucracy
Anyway, all you need to do is get it back to the UK for an MOT once a year....so when you bring it out make sure you've got a full ticket.
And only show your passport if you ever get pulled....which you never will on a bike. I've been here two years and all the cops just wave and acknowledge me.
Yes, they are interested in illegal Brit cars on the Costas, but motorcycles are viewed totally differently.
And if anybody can show me a link for a Brit bike getting impounded and crushed by the authorities then I'm all ears. Until you can, all you are able to do is speculate wildly on a hypothetical situation.
Bottom line......make sure your bike is legal in the UK.....and you'll be fine.


#32

Actually, please see rule 3, site rule 
No ones saying you don't get away with it, JDR is just telling you the legal ramifications (not hypothetical) because thats his responsibility as a mod on here. What happens after that is your responsibility

No ones saying you don't get away with it, JDR is just telling you the legal ramifications (not hypothetical) because thats his responsibility as a mod on here. What happens after that is your responsibility

#33




I can't say that about jdr......he's a Top Man!

OK.....let's try again.....
jdr's a Top Man! This is him>>>>>>>>

In fact....here's a recent shot of him dealing with Mitzy!
jdr>>>>>>

Anyway, all you need to do is get it back to the UK for an MOT once a year....so when you bring it out make sure you've got a full ticket.
And only show your passport if you ever get pulled....which you never will on a bike. I've been here two years and all the cops just wave and acknowledge me.
Yes, they are interested in illegal Brit cars on the Costas, but motorcycles are viewed totally differently.
And if anybody can show me a link for a Brit bike getting impounded and crushed by the authorities then I'm all ears. Until you can, all you are able to do is speculate wildly on a hypothetical situation.
Bottom line......make sure your bike is legal in the UK.....and you'll be fine.
(I think I got away with it)


#34

Me again, did,nt mean to start a war of words. The bike is only 6 months old so doesnt need an MOT here yet, is that the same in Spain? also the bike is in my husbands name and he wont be living permantly in Spain as he will continue to work in the UK for at least the first year until our business in Spain is paying enough to cover our mortgage. The bike will be stored whilst he his in England, does this make a difference. We dont want to break any laws but we paid a lot of money for our private plate and dont want to throw that money down the pan.


#35

Sounds like you got a great get-out clause to me squelch!
But I'm no expert on the legalities.....only the illegalities!
But I'm no expert on the legalities.....only the illegalities!


#36








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I can never understand why men get so bloody worked up about bikes and cars


#38

But bikes....that's a different thing altogether!
Driving a car is like living your life looking through a TV screen.....riding a bike is living your life! 'Nuff said!


#41
luna~sea..its a lifestyle






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#42

Sam....does it get any better than this?
http://www.maximumbikes.com/pics/xts9.jpg
Well perhaps a couple of young senoritas swooning at my feet would help!
http://www.maximumbikes.com/pics/xts9.jpg
Well perhaps a couple of young senoritas swooning at my feet would help!


#43
Straw Man.










Joined: Aug 2006
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[/URL]<<<<<<Mitzy
Anyway, all you need to do is get it back to the UK for an MOT once a year....so when you bring it out make sure you've got a full ticket.
And only show your passport if you ever get pulled....which you never will on a bike. I've been here two years and all the cops just wave and acknowledge me.
Yes, they are interested in illegal Brit cars on the Costas, but motorcycles are viewed totally differently.
And if anybody can show me a link for a Brit bike getting impounded and crushed by the authorities then I'm all ears. Until you can, all you are able to do is speculate wildly on a hypothetical situation.
Bottom line......make sure your bike is legal in the UK.....and you'll be fine.
(I think I got away with it)
Anyway, all you need to do is get it back to the UK for an MOT once a year....so when you bring it out make sure you've got a full ticket.
And only show your passport if you ever get pulled....which you never will on a bike. I've been here two years and all the cops just wave and acknowledge me.
Yes, they are interested in illegal Brit cars on the Costas, but motorcycles are viewed totally differently.
And if anybody can show me a link for a Brit bike getting impounded and crushed by the authorities then I'm all ears. Until you can, all you are able to do is speculate wildly on a hypothetical situation.
Bottom line......make sure your bike is legal in the UK.....and you'll be fine.
(I think I got away with it)


#44

Sam....does it get any better than this?
http://www.maximumbikes.com/pics/xts9.jpg
Well perhaps a couple of young senoritas swooning at my feet would help!
http://www.maximumbikes.com/pics/xts9.jpg
Well perhaps a couple of young senoritas swooning at my feet would help!

Lose the crappy bike and the ugly bloke with the dodgy ginger bouffant and it'd be a nice photo.
