What does each state or territory charge to register a ST1100 & ST1300 per year?

[Kev]

This interesting question came up just recently...so would each state/territory please advise how much without consessions etc, just what the average joe has to pay for the 11 & 13

ST1100 & ST1300
In Tas = $552.40 per year

Cheers

Kev

[alans1100]

South Australia, I just got my renewal in today

both 1100 and 1300s are:-

3 months $123.00
12 months $454.00

Forgot to mention that this a country rate and is slightly cheaper than a bike registered in the city. In that case fees are:-

3 months $145
12 Months $498

[Brock]

I cant find the last rego papers, but the year before was $223.55, so lets say in the order of $250

[Skip]

Last year I paid $406 in Qld. I think the 11 & 13 will be the same here.





 

[saaz]

ACT $588 up until November 2012.  We don't have any choice, just NRMA for the third party cover.

Breakdown is registration $96, CTPI $474, and road rescue and safety fees $18.

[Dan]

Mine was $224 last month for Qld (1 year), single seat rego though, gotta love it!

[Skip]

Brock. Is that for a single seat.

[Brock]

Skip,

No difference in WA, it doesnt matter if a bike can be 1 up or 2 rego is the same.

[JuST Peter]

For ST1300 rego alone in NSW the price is $112, but then CTP insurance of $509.00 (cheapest) gets added so the total comes to    $621

For the ST1100 the CTP is $330 (this is with GIO who are the cheapest).

All this is for a bike housed in Castle Hill

[Biggles]

Skip,

No difference in WA, it doesnt matter if a bike can be 1 up or 2 rego is the same.

That's odd, since the largest component is the CTP, and the risk to the insurer is doubled with 2 seats.

[scarp]

Not really this is WA (Wait Awhile) silly ideas like charging more for 2 seats has not been thought of yet give it 5 years SHhhh 

[Biggles]

Not really this is WA (Wait Awhile) silly ideas like charging more for 2 seats has not been thought of yet give it 5 years SHhhh 

If they're slow on the uptake about taxing folk I might be looking for an Entry Visa.
Over here they tax the water!  You think I'm kidding, don't you?

[scarp]

Why do you think I moved here from Vic in 1986

[Skip]

That's nothin Biggles. The Feds have worked out a way to tax air. Yep. The call it a "carbon tax" . My dear old Dad once said " Son, one day they work out how to tax the air we breathe".

[Biggles]

Why do you think I moved here from Vic in 1986

Because you were tired of freezing your gonads off 9 months of the year?

[scarp]

Yeah that's true, tho here It's too bloody hot to ride 3 months of the year

[Mitch]

  ST1300 rego  renewed 2 Months ago in WA  $225.05 for 12 months.   

  More money to spend on fuel for more riding     Gotta love that !!!   

                       

[Aj1300]

I cant find the last rego papers, but the year before was $223.55, so lets say in the order of $250

Your joking ,must be the cop bikes are cheaper than the rest of us. Good luck to you Brock. Can I register my bike at your place  cheers

[Aj1300]

In Vic I paid $ 510.00 looks like we have to move to WA
Cheers

[saaz]

No rego label in WA, so that must be the difference...

[Aj1300]

 saaz its  lot of money for a sticker.
Maybe we have to get Brock to get his big stick out and start wooping govt arse. 

[alans1100]

No rego label in WA, so that must be the difference...

No label in SA since July 2011 either.

Royalties from the mines certainly helps WA plus their rego system is weight based for most vehicles.

and  country pensioners who don't have access to public transport get a $500 a year fuel/taxi voucher to make up for no access to pensioner fare concessions.

[Dan]

In Qld it looks like the size of bike is irrelevant, it's just single or dual seat.  I was half-thinking about getting a 125 scooter to get in and out of town, but without changing it to a single seat rego would be the full $406.  Third Party Property insurance was also pretty much the same as the ST. 

Seems crazy to me, but then I'm still used to the UK system where capacity affects the road tax and insurance group affects the insurance.  Still, seems pretty pointless to get a scooter which is a shame.

[alans1100]

Seems crazy to me, but then I'm still used to the UK system where capacity affects the road tax and insurance group affects the insurance.  Still, seems pretty pointless to get a scooter which is a shame.

SA is capacity based as well :-

upto 250cc.......most learners
251 to 660cc - includes some LAMS models
and 661cc plus

Difference is only in CTP premium and looks like SA is the only state that as reduced rates for non metropolitan areas

[rendog]

Too much