Hi Dogs
I had the pleasure this morning of taking my grandson,s GSA for Roadworthy. The fellow who checked the bike checked all the lights,indicators and vin number engine number and so on and warned that we would shortly have to replace the back tyre, no mention of the head light protector that was amber.
Great the bike had the once over and would pass the test. After the roadworthy test I was told that the roadworthy pass would be posted on the Natis system.
I was told that the bike could now be change from one owner to the other.
In my day the examiner would ride the bike to make sure brakes worked and the bike was straight.
Wait for it why dont you ride the bike examiner no i cant i dont have a drivers licence now I know how the Yammie I bought in Cape Town was passed as fit for the road
I had the pleasure this morning of taking my grandson,s GSA for Roadworthy. The fellow who checked the bike checked all the lights,indicators and vin number engine number and so on and warned that we would shortly have to replace the back tyre, no mention of the head light protector that was amber.
Great the bike had the once over and would pass the test. After the roadworthy test I was told that the roadworthy pass would be posted on the Natis system.
I was told that the bike could now be change from one owner to the other.
In my day the examiner would ride the bike to make sure brakes worked and the bike was straight.
Wait for it why dont you ride the bike examiner no i cant i dont have a drivers licence now I know how the Yammie I bought in Cape Town was passed as fit for the road
