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Restriction Cert on Northern Plates

  • 21-11-2010 10:00pm
    #1
    GoodGuinness
    Registered Users Posts: 25 ✭


    Folks,
    Buying a bike this weekend from Northern Ireland and getting the dealer to stick a restriction kit on it as part of the deal (Learners Permit only).
    Just wondering how this will work when I get it re-registered in the republic.
    Does restriction certificates have the chassis number on it as well as the registration plate?
    Any info appreciated.
    GG.


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  • #2
    Del2005
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 19,031 ✭✭✭✭Del2005


    GoodGuinness wrote: »
    Folks,
    Buying a bike this weekend from Northern Ireland and getting the dealer to stick a restriction kit on it as part of the deal (Learners Permit only).
    Just wondering how this will work when I get it re-registered in the republic.
    Does restriction certificates have the chassis number on it as well as the registration plate?
    Any info appreciated.
    GG.

    Yes, it has the reg and frame/engine number on it.

    It'll also have a lovely sticker on the tank to let everyone know it's restricted, but it's not very sticky.


  • #3
    KamiKazi
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,201 ✭✭✭KamiKazi


    Won't make a difference


  • #4
    GoodGuinness
    Registered Users Posts: 25 ✭GoodGuinness


    Cheers lads.


  • #5
    650Ginge
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 900 ✭✭✭650Ginge


    Incase it hasn't occured to you, that you can't drive in Northern Ireland with a Republic of Ireland Learner License. So you would have no insurance up there either, sorry but you better to know now than rather than after seeing the inside of a PSNI station.


  • #6
    GoodGuinness
    Registered Users Posts: 25 ✭GoodGuinness


    650Ginge wrote: »
    Incase it hasn't occured to you, that you can't drive in Northern Ireland with a Republic of Ireland Learner License. So you would have no insurance up there either, sorry but you better to know now than rather than after seeing the inside of a PSNI station.

    Never thought of that... Need to chase up on that one.
    I actually made a point if asking Quinn about cover in Northern Ireland and the ejit said I'd be covered. Worst case, I'll chuck it in the back of a van.


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  • #7
    Del2005
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 19,031 ✭✭✭✭Del2005


    GoodGuinness wrote: »
    Never thought of that... Need to chase up on that one.
    I actually made a point if asking Quinn about cover in Northern Ireland and the ejit said I'd be covered. Worst case, I'll chuck it in the back of a van.

    Nothing to chase up, an Irish learners permit isn't valid outside the ROI and the PSNI like catching people out on this.

    Never trust a tele sales person, they usually are reading from a script and don't know what they are saying. Technically Quinn are correct as all insurance is valid across the EU, but the caveat is that you need a valid licence.

    See if the dealer will drop it to the boarder for you.


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