Lay up

[plasticblackspecs]

Hi. I came across this term "lay up expiry date". My friend told me that means I have to re-register the bike as it has been scrapped before. I still don't get what that means. I've looked around onemotoring.com.sg and been reading about de-registering and all that but I STILL don't get it. Anyone care to enlighten?

[yoshi]

Originally posted by plasticblackspecs@Dec 8 2006, 07:26 PM

Hi. I came across this term "lay up expiry date". My friend told me that means I have to re-register the bike as it has been scrapped before. I still don't get what that means. I've looked around onemotoring.com.sg and been reading about de-registering and all that but I STILL don't get it. Anyone care to enlighten?

a scrap bike can never be re register again .

 

in short lay out mean keep the bike on a private place ,without valid road tax for a period of time at a cost of $5.25 for 1 year .max can do 3 years.

 

 

dont understand teh term lay up expiry date ,as i dont knwo what information u c or what u want to know .

 

mostly prone u to go lay up th paper work again or ask u go make it on the road or else it will be automatic deregister

[plasticblackspecs]

ahh...I see. I think it's a bit clearer now. Cos the bike I saw was in bike shop and I check the transfer fee at LTA and that's what appeared. So I'm guessing the bikes has been laid up and the expiry date is when it'll end. After that it can't be re-registered again. So again I'm guessing the bike has been in the shop for at 1-3 years. Thanks Yoshi. The fog has been lifted.

[yoshi]

Originally posted by plasticblackspecs@Dec 8 2006, 10:45 PM

ahh...I see. I think it's a bit clearer now. Cos the bike I saw was in bike shop and I check the transfer fee at LTA and that's what appeared. So I'm guessing the bikes has been laid up and the expiry date is when it'll end. After that it can't be re-registered again. So again I'm guessing the bike has been in the shop for at 1-3 years. Thanks Yoshi. The fog has been lifted.

it can be reigister on the road unless it overshot the 3 year lay up period.

 

lay up mean the coe is still running and can still be on the road by getting insuarnce and road tax .

[won3]

Originally posted by yoshi@Dec 8 2006, 09:16 PM

a scrap bike can never be re register again .

 

in short lay out mean keep the bike on a private place ,without valid road tax for a period of time at a cost of $5.25 for 1 year .max can do 3 years.

 

 

dont understand teh term lay up expiry date ,as i dont knwo what information u c or what u want to know .

 

mostly prone u to go lay up th paper work again or ask u go make it on the road or else it will be automatic deregister

ya.. max 3 year.. in between the 3 years if u wish to use again.. u need o tow to inspection centre for inspection and renew of rd tax plus insurance.

LTA will ask u where u are going to park yr bike.. and they will check regularly.. if the bike cannot be found at the desginated lot.. hmm... u will kena..

 

cheers

[yoshi]

Originally posted by won3@Dec 16 2006, 12:14 AM

ya.. max 3 year.. in between the 3 years if u wish to use again.. u need o tow to inspection centre for inspection and renew of rd tax plus insurance.

LTA will ask u where u are going to park yr bike.. and they will check regularly.. if the bike cannot be found at the desginated lot.. hmm... u will kena..

 

cheers

LTA dont ask u wheer u going to park one lah.u just fill in the layout form only.

 

what the penalty if tehy cannot find teh bike?

how regular they conduct check .

[won3]

Originally posted by yoshi@Dec 16 2006, 08:01 AM

LTA dont ask u wheer u going to park one lah.u just fill in the layout form only.

 

what the penalty if tehy cannot find teh bike?

how regular they conduct check .

hmm... maybe is luck... coz my friend did a lay up.. but he change the parking lot to other places coz always kena summon but do not wish to buy, LTA check and ask he for explaination..

 

cheers

[kurarensu]

anyone deal with laid up before? got some questions to ask:

 

- laid up the bike can it be laid up in HDB car park? (willing to pay HDB parking)

- able to transfer the ownership to a non-licensed rider? cos bike is laid up and not riding at the moment till next mth. or the new owner still need insurance? (bike still has road tax till march, but intending to lay out max 1-2mths)

 

- cost of laid up. $5.25 incl. GST?

[amgm125]

I've deal with laid up bikes before,

Basically,a bike can be transferred to anyone with or without license, with or without insurance for a cost of $5.25. Bike is to be garaged and towed if it needs to be anywhere.

To cancel a lay up, you are required to tow the bike for inspection and get a valid road tax before riding on the roads.

*note- the penatly for riding a laid up bike is very severe, it's basically riding without road tax.

[YEN96]

Guys i have a laid up bike....wat is the procedure if i wanna sell ??

 

Does the New buyer have to get new insurance . road tax n go for inspection , den can go to LTA n do transfer ?

 

Or since now is laid up, can i juz transfer to his name and lay up under his name and at same time tranfer ownership to him??

 

Important thing is, inspection / insurance n rds tax need to be buy n transfer

 

OR ..............................???

 

PLS help

[kurarensu]

Originally posted by amgm125@January 21, 2007 12:06 am

I've deal with laid up bikes before,

Basically,a bike can be transferred to anyone with or without license, with or without insurance for a cost of $5.25. Bike is to be garaged and towed if it needs to be anywhere.

To cancel a lay up, you are required to tow the bike for inspection and get a valid road tax before riding on the roads.

*note- the penatly for riding a laid up bike is very severe, it's basically riding without road tax.

so once i wana un-laidup the bike i mus send for inspection already ah? although it's not due for inspection?? what about the transfer fee? btw, the bike will be transfer to me before the procedures are done.

[YEN96]

Originally posted by kurarensu@January 21, 2007 03:09 pm

so once i wana un-laidup the bike i mus send for inspection already ah? although it's not due for inspection?? what about the transfer fee? btw, the bike will be transfer to me before the procedures are done.

yes - its confirmed once u wanna "Un-layup " a bike

 

Sure must send for inspection................

 

So if ur bike is laid up npow and u wanna " put back on the road"

 

MUST GO FOR INSPECTION

 

simple reason , they wan to check ur bike whether still "fit" to travel safe on the road

[YEN96]

how to transfer / sell a laid up bike ????

 

must the buyer get insurance road tax etc etc ???

 

and wat if the buyer wants to buy the bike and lay up ?? still need insurance etc ?

 

:help:

[kurarensu]

Originally posted by YEN96@January 21, 2007 03:14 pm

yes - its confirmed once u wanna "Un-layup " a bike

 

Sure must send for inspection................

 

So if ur bike is laid up npow and u wanna " put back on the road"

 

MUST GO FOR INSPECTION

 

simple reason , they wan to check ur bike whether still "fit" to travel safe on the road

oh.. ic den mus tow to inspection there ah? how much wld tat cost + inspection

[YEN96]

Originally posted by kurarensu@January 21, 2007 03:32 pm

oh.. ic den mus tow to inspection there ah? how much wld tat cost + inspection

tow cost - cal lbike shop to ask

 

inspection cost - call LTA or inspection center like STA vicom to assk ..$16+ ??

[YEN96]

Originally posted by YEN96@January 21, 2007 03:15 pm

how to transfer / sell a laid up bike ????

 

must the buyer get insurance road tax etc etc ???

 

and wat if the buyer wants to buy the bike and lay up ?? still need insurance etc ?

 

:help:

[kurarensu]

Originally posted by YEN96@January 21, 2007 03:35 pm

tow cost - cal lbike shop to ask

 

inspection cost - call LTA or inspection center like STA vicom to assk ..$16+ ??

i stay bukit batok, bukit batok got one vicom.. hmm.. maybe can ask the one @ speedway loh.. btw any chp tow companies to recommend? then means aft i inspect liao i can ride out legally? or mus go to LTA again to do some stuffs?

[amgm125]

Basically, you can sell a lay up bike to a person,

 

-The other party has to get his own insurance, after which towed the bike to the inspection centre. Upon transfering the ownership at LTA, he has to produce the Inspection cert(passed), insurance then he can cancel the lay up status. Lastly he has to buy the road tax, and the bike is ready to be on the road.

 

-Or if the other party doesn't mind, transfer to his name while under lay up status. Just go to LTA to get the transfer form and the change of lay up address to the new owner's address and you're done.

 

Hope this helps:smile:

[nhyone]

Originally posted by yoshi@December 09, 2006 02:44 am

lay up mean the coe is still running and can still be on the road by getting insuarnce and road tax .

Aiyah. I thought can lay up without COE. Now COE so expensive, was thinking of laying off my bike on its tenth year and "unlay" it later!

[kurarensu]

Originally posted by amgm125@January 22, 2007 05:51 pm

Basically, you can sell a lay up bike to a person,

 

-The other party has to get his own insurance, after which towed the bike to the inspection centre. Upon transfering the ownership at LTA, he has to produce the Inspection cert(passed), insurance then he can cancel the lay up status. Lastly he has to buy the road tax, and the bike is ready to be on the road.

 

-Or if the other party doesn't mind, transfer to his name while under lay up status. Just go to LTA to get the transfer form and the change of lay up address to the new owner's address and you're done.

 

Hope this helps:smile:

so if i wana unlaid the bike 1st thing i must do is send for inspection. once i get the approval letter(the pass) i mus bring down to LTA to unlaid it? can ride? cannot still ? then the bike can park @ the vicom first? then do the procedues liao den go collect the nxt day or something lidat? anyone any idea?

[YEN96]

Originally posted by amgm125@January 22, 2007 05:51 pm

-Or if the other party doesn't mind, transfer to his name while under lay up status. Just go to LTA to get the transfer form and the change of lay up address to the new owner's address and you're done.

 

Hope this helps:smile:

do this way can meh ????

[YEN96]

Originally posted by kurarensu@January 22, 2007 10:06 pm

so if i wana unlaid the bike 1st thing i must do is send for inspection. once i get the approval letter(the pass) i mus bring down to LTA to unlaid it? can ride? cannot still ? then the bike can park @ the vicom first? then do the procedues liao den go collect the nxt day or something lidat? anyone any idea?

 

if u wanna ride a laid-up bike , u must un-lay the bike 1st mah

to ride a bike legally on the road need road tax and insurance

 

1. Tow the bike to inspection center.

2. Pass the inspection first

3. Bring the inspection cert if u pass to LTA.

4. Have a valid insurance( means u need 2 buy insurance )

5. Then with a valid insurance & inspection cert, u can renew road tax

 

this is very clear already if u still unsure PLS call LTA hotline

 

 

In the process, only if u have valid insurance & road tax den u can ride the bike

 

= U cannot ride the bike at all unless u have renew/ buy new road tax

 

[amgm125]

Originally posted by YEN96@January 22, 2007 10:36 pm

do this way can meh ????

Yes it can be done. I transfered to a person without a license. Thus, he has no insurance/2b/etc so i transfer the bike to him under lay up status since a person without license can own a bike.

 

-Regarding whether if a person with license is willing to transfer ownership with a lay up bike it's up to you and the agreement with the new owner. Who knows some new owner would prefer the ex-owner to go through the process of cancelling lay up before transferring to him.

[plasticblackspecs]

Originally posted by nhyone@January 22, 2007 09:12 pm

Aiyah. I thought can lay up without COE. Now COE so expensive, was thinking of laying off my bike on its tenth year and "unlay" it later!

Damn! Me too. I tot of doing that cos I planned to MOD abit.

[madman]

as long as engine is off, you can push the bike to anywhere you want w/o towing...push it up to ur house if can go in the left loh...lol...