Ik heb vandaag mijn wm20 ter keuring aangeboden bij een niet welwillende RDW medewerker.
In mijn frame is geen nummer ingeslagen. Wel zaten er de kentekenplaten van het britse leger op 70-YC-11. Volgens de keycard no. 2 is het framenummer niet aanwezig. Dit was voor de keurmeester niet voldoende om mijn motorfiets van een framenummer te voorzien en mij verzocht om meer info.
-extra informatie betreft vin/motornummer
-bouwjaar verklaring
Kan iemand mij enige tips geven om mijn motor alsnog geregistreerd te krijgen.

Het motornummer WM2094167
alvast bedankt
Jack Bader

email (option): fam.bader@casema.nl

Google translate -


I just got my WM20 presented for inspection at an RDW benevolent employee.
In my frame has no number stamped. However, there were the number plates of the British army on 70-YC-11. According to the keycard No. 2 the frame number is not present. This was not sufficient to provide my motorcycle with a frame number and asked me for more info. Before the judge
-additional information concerns vin / engine number
built-statement
Can anyone give me some tips to get. My engine yet registered


To me this is interesting in that the army key card (presumably quite an 'old' document)records the frame as not being numbered. OK so we all know bikes undertook substantial rebuilds and part bikes I guess were combined to make a full one. But to end up with a numberless frame? Would that have been unusual even for the time?

Of course none of that helps Jack get his bike tested and approved. :-(

email (option): cruiserchooser@hotmail.co.uk

The key card says "Not Available" so there may be still a framenumber present somewhere.

But whatever you do, (now too late ofcourse), NEVER present a vehicle for testing without a framenumber!!! (in Holland) Ask Henk for help, he may be able to "fix" your problem.

Cheers,

Lex Schmidt

email (option): welbike(at)welbike.net

Yes...You are dealing in many countries with systems that aren't particularly 'flexible'...The Golden Rule is to find out what it is they expect to see and then ..errr...make sure that is what they see...Ian

email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com

Perhaps, but never ever discuss it on an open forum.

Rob

email (option): robmiller11(a)yahoo.co.uk