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SORN - has anybody else forgotten to do it?

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assumedname · 21/06/2005 23:50

I have a couple of bikes that have sat in our garage for years but for some reason I didn't SORN them. Can't believe I didn't - the only thing I remember is that I thought I didn't have to. I never ride/drive without tax, MOT and insurance so this is untypical of me.

So - am I liable for a fine when I try and get new V5's (as we've moved)? The bikes are currently unrideable, I haven't ridden them for years and we're likely to scrap one.

Will it make any difference that they're now so old that they don't need a tax disc?

Any thoughts welcome.

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jamiesam · 21/06/2005 23:59

DH has old bike in pieces in the garage which he is gradually re-assembling. SORN only required for bikes that have been previously taxed since 31 January 1998. Don't know if that helps (re-assembling is very gradual and his bike not been on the road for over 15 years!)

assumedname · 22/06/2005 00:06

So, as my bikes were last licensed way before 1998, it means they don't need a SORN? I hope I've understood you right.

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SaintGeorge · 22/06/2005 00:14

Yes you've understood right

Here is the relevant page from the DVLA.

assumedname · 22/06/2005 00:25

Brilliant! Thank you both.

I hoped there was a good reason I didn't do the Sorn thing.

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SaintGeorge · 22/06/2005 00:30

Once you do SORN a vehicle you get yearly reminders for that instead of the tax reminders.

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