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12-03-2024, 09:35 AM | #1 |
The Loire Valley Monster
Join Date: May 2006
Location: South of Le Mans
Bike: S4
Posts: 709
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Certificate of European Conformity
Hi all,
Has anyone actually managed to get hold of their CoC for their bike? Daytona/HGB are trying for me at the moment but I also asked Ducati and a nice lady called telling me that I'd have to get the bike inspected by a dealer in the country I wanted to use the bike in in order to start the process (no doubt a very costly one) It's a UK bike on UK plates and I may decide to get her registered here in France but not if it's going to cost a fortune doing so. The CoC was required in order to register the bike in the UK back in 2001 and for some reason unknown to me Ducati don't give the owner the CoC .. Kawasaki, GasGas and Honda do as I have them for my other bikes Seems very crap .. anyone got any ideas please
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12-03-2024, 10:52 AM | #2 |
The Loire Valley Monster
Join Date: May 2006
Location: South of Le Mans
Bike: S4
Posts: 709
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Update: Just spoken to Jenny from Ducati UK .... far more helpful than Greta in Italy
She's going to start the request process for me but does warn of delays due to demand of CoC in the UK due to ULEZ. Happy to wait if it means that she'll eventually become legal to use in France Still can't believe how hard it is to get a CoC when all the other brands just pop it in the owner's book from delivery
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