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Hi all

I have picked what I believe to be a 1961 R27 I have the nova but I am told I need
A dating certificate? Can anyone tell me where I would get this from ?
Cheers in advance

Steve
 

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Someone will be along to correct me, but I think if you contact someone here, they'll be able to provide you with the relevant documentation.
 
Seems like Robert Freeman is your man ............. http://www.vintage-register.co.uk/dvla_dating_service.html

The ID plate on the headstock should tell you the basics, if still in situ - R26 or 27 for sure. A classy little bike back in the day, but plenty of vibes & kick from the engine - mine was a 1956 R26 ex-W.Germany, with sidecar lugs on the frame.
 
I’d be wary of the bmw club. I tried to get one a few years ago, a chap in wales took my money but I never received anything. Thieving c&nt!
 
Robert Freeman via the BMW owners club.
Seem to recall it was £30 for a cert, or £30 to join and get the cert for free.
That was a couple of years ago.
 
AberdeenAngus said:
Robert Freeman via the BMW owners club.
Seem to recall it was £30 for a cert, or £30 to join and get the cert for free.
That was a couple of years ago.
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All depends on the year of the machine,
For two of the bikes I’m in the process of registering I needed to obtain dating letters from Germany,
€100 each
 
King Rat said:
Welsh, you say? Is that where the term comes from then? :aidan
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The dictionary suggests.............

WELSH or WELCH - A related colloquialism is the verb to welsh/welch ('to renege') as in 'to Welsh/welch on a deal or bet', which may be derived from an age-old 'English' stereotype of the Welsh/Celtic peoples as unreliable oath-breakers, though that etymology remains conjectural.
 
squibb34 said:
The dictionary suggests.............

WELSH or WELCH - A related colloquialism is the verb to welsh/welch ('to renege') as in 'to Welsh/welch on a deal or bet', which may be derived from an age-old 'English' stereotype of the Welsh/Celtic peoples as unreliable oath-breakers, though that etymology remains conjectural.
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In the dictionary you say, so it must be true. :beerjug:
 
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