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15-04-07, 12:57 PM

hi,

need some help on a question that has not been answerd before on restricted licences/bikes.

I lad i work with is going to get an SV on a restricted licence, not a problem, however the bike is going to come with a full power ECU, and 33 BHP ECU.( private sell)

the problem is there is no cert of restriction with the other ECU, and i know it is a diff one as one has 061 (33) on it and the other has 060 (full) on it.

so if for whatever reason he gets pulled, and given a producer, do they ask for the proof of restriction on the bike, or is there any way the police can tell by running a PNC that the bike is restricted or not? ( i personaly have said i dont think they can tell unless they take out the ecu, unlikley at the side of the road)

I know the PNC gives tax, MOT and ins details (no issue he will have all them) and it will also (i think) tell the police he has an A licence but does it destinguish between A full and restricted? as on licences a bike shows up as A.

any help on these answers appreciated.

15-04-07, 12:57 PM	#1
neio79 Guest Posts: n/a	proof of restriction hi, need some help on a question that has not been answerd before on restricted licences/bikes. I lad i work with is going to get an SV on a restricted licence, not a problem, however the bike is going to come with a full power ECU, and 33 BHP ECU.( private sell) the problem is there is no cert of restriction with the other ECU, and i know it is a diff one as one has 061 (33) on it and the other has 060 (full) on it. so if for whatever reason he gets pulled, and given a producer, do they ask for the proof of restriction on the bike, or is there any way the police can tell by running a PNC that the bike is restricted or not? ( i personaly have said i dont think they can tell unless they take out the ecu, unlikley at the side of the road) I know the PNC gives tax, MOT and ins details (no issue he will have all them) and it will also (i think) tell the police he has an A licence but does it destinguish between A full and restricted? as on licences a bike shows up as A. any help on these answers appreciated.