06-01-2017, 11:06 AM
(06-01-2017, 09:54 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote:Honda CB1100 CB1100RS 2017(06-01-2017, 09:07 AM)Tyke57nz_imp Wrote:Honda CB1100 CB1100RS 2017(06-01-2017, 08:49 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: What does "on indent" mean?Honda CB1100 CB1100RS 2017
BY INDENT ONLY - EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST INVITED - UP TO 4 MONTH DELAY FROM TIME OF ORDER
From my experience indent orders are either on payment of a deposit or full amount. Must say the RS advertised does look appealing and cheaper here than the Thruxton by about NZD3000.
BY INDENT ONLY - EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST INVITED - UP TO 4 MONTH DELAY FROM TIME OF ORDER
From my experience indent orders are either on payment of a deposit or full amount. Must say the RS advertised does look appealing and cheaper here than the Thruxton by about NZD3000.
I'm assuming this means that, if you pay them what they want, they'll import it from Japan for you. I think Australia will be allowing that to happen without the current grief it entails from next year. Currently, you may have to have the bike modified to meet Australian vehicle design rules which adds significantly to the cost. From 2018, brand new vehicles from countries with equivalent design rules will be able to be imported without penalty and, I think, without having to pay some taxes. For cars the sources are a bit limited as they'll have to be right hand drive—limiting it to Britain and Japan probably—but motor bikes may be a bit more interesting.
BY INDENT ONLY - EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST INVITED - UP TO 4 MONTH DELAY FROM TIME OF ORDER
From my experience indent orders are either on payment of a deposit or full amount. Must say the RS advertised does look appealing and cheaper here than the Thruxton by about NZD3000.
I'm assuming this means that, if you pay them what they want, they'll import it from Japan for you. I think Australia will be allowing that to happen without the current grief it entails from next year. Currently, you may have to have the bike modified to meet Australian vehicle design rules which adds significantly to the cost. From 2018, brand new vehicles from countries with equivalent design rules will be able to be imported without penalty and, I think, without having to pay some taxes. For cars the sources are a bit limited as they'll have to be right hand drive—limiting it to Britain and Japan probably—but motor bikes may be a bit more interesting. Interesting Cormanus, I was actually contemplating shipping my CB to Aussie as I would like to get some trips in with my younger brother who lives near Goulburn. Now I will have to do some fact finding.