G’day Guys,

 

This is my first post to the forum, so hello to all.

 

I bought my first Harley on the weekend, second hand from a bloke in Canberra.

The bike is in amazing condition & the previous owner has spent a fair bit of coin and time modding it up, which I am more then thankful for.

I will put up some pic’s soon but a basic run down of the bike is: 2012 Iron 883 with 1200 big bore kit, speedo relocation, arlen ness air cleaner, freedom pipes, nightster wheels & burley bars.

 

My questions is, does anybody know a mechanic in Melbourne preferable out in the south eastern suburbs who will look after me on a road worthy?

Obviously Im trying to avoid removing the pipes & a few other minor things unless I have to, having said that I do have all the original pipes & parts and will do if required.

 

Any info would be great,

 

Cheers AB

Good choice, even better with the big bore kit. How bout a pic?

Can't answer yr question, but anyway welcome to the forum.

Slap.

  to the forums ab87.

 

Why didn't you get a roadworthy from the guy selling the bike?

 F*#k did it again double post sorry.........

Still need a Vic rwc to register it down here allde

Welcome mate!! Gratz on the Harley!!  

 

Why did the previous owner sell it un-reg'd ?

Yeah that's right PK2.
The bike is registered in Canberra until Aug, so Im fine to ride it down here for the time being.
I have to transfer the bike into my name etc and whilst Im doing that I will get it registered with Vic roads.
Unfortunately as it has came from another state they ask you bring a Victorian road worthy certificate, they don’t need to see the bike just the certificate.

I will put some pic's up in the next few days..

Congrats on the bike, you will enjoy it.

Put the stockies back on. Why would a shop risk their road worthy licence on your pipes?


Bit of crc on the pipes and they slip right off

Fair call, I'm just being a lazy bastard, I will have a crack at it sunday arvo.

+1 on the CRC, makes it a two stubbie job instead of a six pack, bleeding knuckles and flying spanners.