MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
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MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
Guys hope you find the following link informative..............this does not mean your testing station will not cut you some slack but hopefully may answer some basic questions levelled on here.
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual/mc_contents.htm
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual/mc_contents.htm
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Re: MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
Some very good info there, thanks
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Re: MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
I use http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual/mc_contents.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; it's the official manual on line.
I've also printed out a page and waved it a garage who said a petrol cap has to be locking .. but with hindsight the garage were a bunch of to55ers anyway.
I've also printed out a page and waved it a garage who said a petrol cap has to be locking .. but with hindsight the garage were a bunch of to55ers anyway.
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Get youEvilchicken0 wrote:I use http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual/mc_contents.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; it's the official manual on line.
I've also printed out a page and waved it a garage who said a petrol cap has to be locking .. but with hindsight the garage were a bunch of to55ers anyway.

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Re: MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
more like what's white diesel ^^ only joking please no....NOooooo



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Re: MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
I use this one http://www.ukmot.com/bike_index.asp and find it easy to follow, preference realy.
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Re: MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
[quote="Jas RVF"]more like what's white diesel [quote]
that one raised a giggle.
What's the craic with daylight MOT? Might as well keep it all in one thread.
You need a brake light and it switchgear indicators is fitted they must work but if you don't have the switchgear you don't need indicators?
that one raised a giggle.
What's the craic with daylight MOT? Might as well keep it all in one thread.
You need a brake light and it switchgear indicators is fitted they must work but if you don't have the switchgear you don't need indicators?
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Re: MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
It's best to ask your mot center how they want to do it but as a rule of thumb if it's on there it needs to work. Technically you don't need a stop / tail light but it's safer to have one, same with a light at the front.
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Re: MOT - Test Criteria for Motorcycles
I think the minimum is number plate, rear reflector and horn.