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The BSA Workshop => Singles => Topic started by: Nigemoore on 14 Aug, 2018, 22:42

Title: 1960 C15 registered in 1981
Post by: Nigemoore on 14 Aug, 2018, 22:42
Can anyone suggest a reason(s) why a 1960 bike would be recorded as first being registered in 1981. The bike appears to have an age related reg so I'm a little confused. Thanks in advance!
Title: Re: 1960 C15 registered in 1981
Post by: A10 JWO on 16 Aug, 2018, 16:28
May have been made up with donor parts from other bikes.
Title: Re: 1960 C15 registered in 1981
Post by: DerekAnderson8 on 16 Aug, 2018, 16:38
is it not the case that if the v5 was lost and bike had to be registered again is the date applied for replacement document used?

I have seen this before on A10 from 1960 that showed date of manufacture as 1984 but had original 1960 reg number.

I dont think its anything to get too concerned about as long as information matches frame and engine.

cheers
Title: Re: 1960 C15 registered in 1981
Post by: chrisb on 17 Aug, 2018, 19:39
is the registration original?  Sometimes new registrations were issued when all the old details were lost.  The Kithead Trust were very helpful when I needed to get to the bottom of my registration vs V5 date.  It may be worth dropping them an email.  http://kitheadtrust.org.uk/
Title: Re: 1960 C15 registered in 1981
Post by: ANDY HIGHAM on 17 Aug, 2018, 22:29
My B31 is 1955 according to the frame No, however it is on a G plate 1968
Title: Re: 1960 C15 registered in 1981
Post by: ducati2242 on 18 Aug, 2018, 08:37
If it is an age related plate then the date that the bike was registered with that plate is the date of registration on the v5 . The date of manufacture is in a different column and should be the year the frame was made . My newly finished DB34 gold star has a 1955 age related plate but a date of registration is 2018 on the v5 because that's when it was registered with that plate .