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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #150 on: 14 April 2019, 08:31:35 pm »
More MAG news http://www.mag-uk.org/en/newsdetail/a7406


It seems TFL have now published details about their acceptance of pre 2007 bikes passing Euro 3 NOx tests. But they require 'evidence from the manufacturer' or a test at the approved garage.


MAG are assuming a CoC each time, but surely a CoC for one FZS1000 covers all FZS1000s (at least of the same model year). So I don't understand why MAG are not collecting CoC details, and then supplying TFL with lists of all bike reg nos all covered by the same CoC? Otherwise it's a lot of sixty quids.  :rolleyes

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #151 on: 14 April 2019, 10:08:53 pm »
cant refit it cos i dont have the ais  anymore..... dont think contacting yam usa again would do any good...... does the uk coc give a nox value ??

If you need an ais i have one in the shed not doing any thing.it would need the gaskets that fit on the exhaust stubs.Malc

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #152 on: 15 April 2019, 08:23:44 pm »
cant refit it cos i dont have the ais  anymore..... dont think contacting yam usa again would do any good...... does the uk coc give a nox value ??

If you need an ais i have one in the shed not doing any thing.it would need the gaskets that fit on the exhaust stubs.Malc


thanks for the offer malc..... very much appreciated......i dont use the bike currently in london, so not desperate for the exemption..... i just wanted it for future proofing so i think i'll wait and see if a block exemption of fzs1000 is likely

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #153 on: 16 April 2019, 08:18:38 am »
there's a few of us on here that have got our bike through all 1000's but still had to get our own docs done

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #154 on: 16 April 2019, 10:06:17 am »
But you shouldn't have to. Yamaha are issuing the CoC based on the model, not your specific bike. TFL should be persuaded to exempt all FZS1000s.

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #155 on: 16 April 2019, 10:47:18 am »
yes i agree but there a waste of space

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #156 on: 16 April 2019, 12:19:08 pm »
But you shouldn't have to. Yamaha are issuing the CoC based on the model, not your specific bike. TFL should be persuaded to exempt all FZS1000s.
That's wrong mtread, Yamaha are issuing the CoC based on individual machines, hence why you have to send a copy of the V5 as well as a photo of the frame and engine numbers.
Again, it comes down to "if you want something done, do it yourself".
If you wait around for TFL to exempt a whole model or MAG to put together a database and get TFL to accept it, something tells me you're going to be waiting a long time and that's if it ever happens.

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #157 on: 16 April 2019, 01:09:12 pm »
But I'm sure Yamaha didn't test your individual bike dazza and everybody else's before it left the factory. They tested a sample FZS1000. They want proof of your vin number to be sure it belongs to a FZS1000 and that it cross refers to your reg no.
I agree though, doesn't look like anybody is going to create a database..... but supposing a rider gets a fine, and then proves it is exactly the same model bike as another (ie yours) that has been accepted as exempted. I suggest TFL would lose, and it would put them to much inconvenience.

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #158 on: 17 April 2019, 06:53:36 pm »
I am still waiting for TFL to respond to me. I’ve sent in everything but heard nothing. I’ve sent two stinking emails to customer support but still nothing. It’s a complete shambles. Typical of anything government related. If they were private business they would be shut down in weeks!!

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #159 on: 17 April 2019, 08:54:54 pm »
You've never dealt with N Power then  :eek

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #160 on: 17 April 2019, 10:48:43 pm »
I am still waiting for TFL to respond to me. I’ve sent in everything but heard nothing. I’ve sent two stinking emails to customer support but still nothing. It’s a complete shambles. Typical of anything government related. If they were private business they would be shut down in weeks!!



Have you checked you junk/scam mail  whatever it's called     I found 3 emails from TfL today in hotmail's junk mail
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including ones who like chocolate....;)

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #161 on: 08 December 2020, 12:20:16 pm »
To anyone that has been waiting for TFL to get back to them, has thier been any updates..?

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #162 on: 08 December 2020, 08:31:44 pm »
My Gen1 was accepted after I sent in a certificate of conformity. I have just checked on the TfL website and it is showing as LEZ compliant but not ULEZ!! It took ages jumping through hoops. They really are a bunch of wankers. I suppose I'll have to get in touch with them again and do it all again.

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Re: ULEZ BREAKING NEWS
« Reply #163 on: 08 December 2020, 10:44:37 pm »
What date did you send them the CoC? it shouldn't be talking them longer than a 6-8wks to register it. Also did you get an email receipt..? if it were me I would refer them to that receipt if you get any charges.

And talking of TFL, I have been speaking to the ULEZ dept. today with regard to a 2007 FZ1 that was registered on the 11th of May (so 14 business days before the threshold of 1st of June 2007) and they are now saying that via their website I can send them a scan/copy the logbook.  But this will only work if section V.1, V.2 & V.3 (CO, HCL & NOx) are populated. So I have asked Yamaha why my logbook is missing this info, seeing's as Euro3 came in to force in 2002 for motorcycles. Basically I would prefer NOT to pay the £75 for a CoC if it becomes clear the/original registrant didn't send the info to the DVLA from the get go.
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Re: ULEZ and how it effects the Gen1:
« Reply #164 on: 11 January 2021, 10:16:26 am »
I have written again to TfL and they have confirmed my bike is exempt and they will update the database in due course. I received my original letter in June 2019 so is has taken some time for them to start updating!!!!

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Re: ULEZ and how it effects the Gen1:
« Reply #165 on: 13 November 2021, 11:07:22 pm »
i was hoping mag would get whole model range exempted, because mine shows fzs1000 on logbook not fz1
They tried and not just specific models.

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Re: ULEZ and how it effects the Gen1:
« Reply #166 on: 05 May 2022, 03:38:14 pm »
Well i eventually got mine done, £75 later to mr yamaha
Just as well as i have 2 pcn's £80 each, the first is being disputed but the second one has already been updated on the tfl website as owing 0.00.


Phew panic over lol

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Re: ULEZ and how it effects the Gen1:
« Reply #167 on: 13 May 2022, 02:06:20 am »
I see its gone up then, used to be £65.....