http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 500wt_1414
made in Turkey in 2003 then shipped to asia.
new wave 100
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horobags
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Re: new wave 100
Could you actually register those in the UK/EU now, due to Euro 4?
They were built when Euro 3 wasn't enacted.
They were built when Euro 3 wasn't enacted.
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Diesel Dave
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Re: new wave 100
You may be able to register through MSVA and get a Q plate.
Makes it difficult to insure though.
Makes it difficult to insure though.
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boofbee
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Re: new wave 100
So long as you can prove it's over 10 years old and have a NOVA number it can be registered. If not it's a royal pain in the a###. Ask me how I know. 
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loadedtoad
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Re: new wave 100
30-40 Quid for a frame and V5 from a UK breaker and a weekend of your life changing it all over.
Gives you a chance to give it a full service as well.
Gives you a chance to give it a full service as well.
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Mattt
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Re: new wave 100
Did they make them as 100cc not 110?
The ad doesnt mention if the import duty and nova cert is sorted out does it?
The ad doesnt mention if the import duty and nova cert is sorted out does it?
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horobags
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Re: new wave 100
I spoke to them a couple of weeks ago,' the nova isn't sorted but easily done off the vin number.'The 100cc wave was mainly made for the Asia market, a very reliable engine.Mattt wrote:Did they make them as 100cc not 110?
The ad doesnt mention if the import duty and nova cert is sorted out does it?
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Mattt
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Re: new wave 100
So you would have to pay the import duty ,and 55 dvla fee on top
Its a non uk bike so i guess some parts are different too?
Was tempted but i think its going to be a pain
Its a non uk bike so i guess some parts are different too?
Was tempted but i think its going to be a pain
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horobags
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Re: new wave 100
they are open to offer matt, working out what it will cost to register and get on the road, then make an offer, still might work out a bargain new honda even if old stock.
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Re: new wave 100
Listing seems to be ended now but as they are new you would have to go through a SVA (think that's what it's called) anyway it's the VOSA full test to see if the vehicle complies with current UK ruling. Bet you will have to change the tyres ('cos they won't have the correct writing on them) and a myriad of other little things. As said earlier "it ain't worth the effort"