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Author:  mojomick [ 16 Sep 2011 23:29 ]
Post subject:  How to pass an M.O.T. Test
I thought that this may be of interest to anyone building a special or modifying their bike.
Forget the Old Wives' tales, these are the facts.

http://www.transportoffice.gov.uk/crt/d ... guides.htm
Author:  chris(madrid) [ 17 Sep 2011 15:33 ]
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mojomick wrote:
I thought that this may be of interest to anyone building a special or modifying their bike.
Forget the Old Wives' tales, these are the facts.

http://www.transportoffice.gov.uk/crt/d ... guides.htm
Not valid here - not even a mention of bribery.
Author:  BuellcatiMan [ 05 Jun 2013 20:02 ]
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Just my opinion...maybe an idea to ask around other contacts ( who have customising experience ) re the degrees of attitude by your local emohtee station . I think the attitude is variable.
Author:  cactus [ 06 Jun 2013 18:13 ]
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I think the attitude is variable.[/quote]


Totally agree, I've dealt with one MOT man in the past who has been a bloody nightmare. :roll:
Author:  pash [ 06 Jun 2013 19:37 ]
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I baffle my exhaust to save disappointment.
Author:  birdy [ 06 Jun 2013 19:52 ]
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I've had advisories on my car one year only to have no mention the following year despite no work done to rectify. Same MOT station each time........ :?
Author:  barney [ 07 Jun 2013 10:02 ]
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me thinks they have to put something down on advise note ,to satisfy vosa there is a need for an MOT test
Author:  mojomick [ 07 Jun 2013 23:32 ]
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Personally, I've never had any problems getting an MOT. I do actually have to turn up these days and twenty minutes waiting for the computer to time out is a pain, but the banter is good. ;)
Out of respect, I always fit a full size plate, just in case I get pulled on the way out.
Remember folks, if you have a friendly MOT tester, don't come on a public forum, naming them and singing their praises. You will do them (and you) no favours at all. :idea:
Author:  Maz [ 08 Jun 2013 00:14 ]
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:yt:
Author:  conquistador [ 08 Jun 2013 08:14 ]
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I well remember taking my M2, with its V&H, for mot when I first got it, worried about the noise and if he would fail it. The tester came out, looked at it and asked if he could have a ride on it. I said yes, of course, and he jumped on without a helmet and took it round the block. And surprise surprise it passed ;) And my customer loyalty has never wavered..........
Author:  buellighan [ 16 Jun 2013 20:55 ]
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I have an m2 with a v&h so rang one of the bike mot stations and inquired how he was on loud pipes,his reply was quite deaf! result......
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