confirmed can, just that you need some extra procedure to do when you transfer name next time (j

sos: im jpj runner

few things to have attentions:
1. ask him for geran, check if the name is under his name, or still under which financial institutions

2. you and him can just go jpj and pay rm3 to do the transfer of ownership. if you go to those shops with myeg service charge you around rm30~50. both of your ic chips must be readable or else you need to go jpn pay rm10 for replacement. jpj will accept the replacement receipt.

3. check if the bike insurance until what date, if its overdue for one year then your bike need to be inspected by jpj.

4. the insurance will be automatically cancelled once he transfers ownership to you, even you got the roadtax display, it means nothing in jpj system, so you need to buy another new insurance once you done the procedure in jpj.

5. you can't have roadtax if you're blacklisted in prdm or jpj, make sure you're clean.

This post has been edited by cHaRsIeWpAu^^: Oct 12 2015, 08:04 PM

geran = vehicle registration card, the pink colour paper.

yes, you need to go buy insurance from insurance agent, then go back to jpj to do the roadtax.

licence isn't needed in whole process.

but bear in mind, if anything happened to the bike, eg theft or accident, you're not eligible to claim if you have no bike license. the reason is because you're not supposed to ride the bike on the road if you have no motor licence, but you can own it without license.

ayam just a small prawn saja.
ayam not based in kl area one, somewhere in pahang.
happy riding your new bike btw!

transfer wise not so sure because I'm doing motorbike business only. you can get back the remaining insurance if you cancel it early, but its a lot of hassles for bike insurance which is below rm100 only.