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« on: 22 December 2012, 07:06:58 pm »
how do you go about tracing your old bike?
I would like to find out where my old Fazer 600,03 model is. sold it in 09.
I've tried the DVLA but can't find the link.
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Re: old bike location
« Reply #1 on: 22 December 2012, 08:33:52 pm »
What was the reg number? Someone on the site may have it.

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« Reply #2 on: 23 December 2012, 07:07:01 pm »
NX 03 EBU. BLUE.
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Re: old bike location
« Reply #4 on: 23 December 2012, 10:40:07 pm »
Always been interested if anyone here bought my old bike as well


Y901 FTT - red Fazer S model
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« Reply #5 on: 23 December 2012, 11:12:46 pm »
We could do with a were are they now or maybe a family tree;D
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« Reply #6 on: 24 December 2012, 02:19:59 pm »
Thanks for the link to the dvla plasticharry,i checked my bike out to try clarifying somethin thats been on mind regarding the mileage. Cheers.


I also agree it would be cool having a fazer tamily tree of sorts.


But theres an area on the site for suggestions & it wasnt my idea so will leave it to you andy,


Also i only just found the how many left website.for example theres 8k licenced fzs600 and 2k sorn fzs600, i didnt realise there were so many still around, looks good for future spares!
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« Reply #7 on: 24 December 2012, 02:24:41 pm »
Feel guilty adding fzs600 stuff on the general forum


Another example 3.5 k licenced fzs1000 and only 0.5k sorn


Pretty rare those gen 1 thou's


Only 545 fz6 licenced with 87 sorn.even rarer considering their age or lack of.


Fz1 numbers 530 licenced and a mere 33 sorn.
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« Reply #8 on: 24 December 2012, 03:57:55 pm »
ta very mucho and all the best to all the focco's ;)
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« Reply #9 on: 25 December 2012, 09:15:56 am »
I think 3.5k gen1s is a marvellous figure, given sales were slow for at least the first few yrs due to high prices. Its become a sought after roadbike because of its longevity and reliability coupled with cheap purchasing and running costs. The ease of maintenance ( exup apart) also endears it to many.Considering its been out of production now for 7 yrs, its very creditable.( IMO)  :)
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Re: old bike location
« Reply #10 on: 27 December 2012, 11:28:20 pm »
Just a quick one


If anyone wants to check numbers out there the site is


Www.howmanyleft.co.uk

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« Reply #11 on: 29 December 2012, 12:04:03 am »
Bloody hell - just looked up my car and there are over 420 THOUSAND of them on the road.  Add in the SORNs and there are half a million of the things in the UK.  Good job we don't wave at each other like VW combi owners!
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Re: old bike location
« Reply #12 on: 31 December 2012, 03:31:25 pm »
Quote from: johnakay on 22 December 2012, 07:06:58 pm
how do you go about tracing your old bike?
I would like to find out where my old Fazer 600,03 model is. sold it in 09.
I've tried the DVLA but can't find the link.

Theres a form to download from the dvla website to get the address of the registered keeper. I think you need a good reason tho for them to release the info https://www.gov.uk/get-vehicle-information-from-dvla#other-ways-to-apply
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« Reply #13 on: 31 December 2012, 03:46:04 pm »
 
Find out if it's still insured on here.
http://www.askmid.com/ownvehicle/
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