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Motorcycle MOT | How to Prepare Your Motorbike
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- čas přidán 7. 10. 2021
- In this video Fabien gives you tips on how to prepare your motorcycle for its MOT. The motorbike MOT is an annual inspection of your vehicle to ensure it meets the minimum legal requirements to be on the the road. These tips will ensure your bike will pass and not fail.
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Great video ,1 thing missing....the number plate light....I got done 😂😂😂
I did miss that! Sorry they got you
It's probably a good thing it's that thorough. In Australia is down to the local Motorcycle wreckers and check blinkers, headlight high and low beam, rear brake light
Number plate light, horn and tyre depth. $23 and your done.
wow that's not much at all. I've been surprised by how little bikes are checked in some places. And here's me thinking the MOT isn't thorough enough.
Cheers for this vid buddy
No worries. Hope it was useful
Loving the content and great information. Have yu had to do a valve adjustment on your bike?
Thank you. Yes I got it done when the bike got to about 24k miles on the clock. All were in spec. Which I believe is often the case with these bikes 👍
@@FabMotorbikes did they check or have to adjust. If you dont mind me asking what was the cost. I love the look of your bike and thinking of getting one as my first bike and I dont want the valve adjustment to put me off getting one.
I used a trusted local bike mechanic and it was about £280. They did say that it would have been more expensive if they needed adjusting (maybe £350). I expect dealers dealer would be more pricey though.
@@FabMotorbikes okay thanks for the information I didnt want the value thing putting me off. Keep the content coming all your videos help out alot 😁👍
Cheers!
Hate the MOT test, long waits to get a test date and my local test centre will fail a bike for the smallest thing.
Yea I agree. It can be an absolute pain. Worth running through issues yourself before hand 👍
Isle of Man - NO testng ever. BUT... but better not have an issue as they'll throw the book at you if you're irrsponsible and have serious faults. 👍
Interesting! I did not know this. I can imagine they are strict. I visited the island once and learned that given you were allowed to go as fast as you like over the mountain (in 2011 at least) , there was a zero tolerance speeding policy everywhere else. Which is fair enough
Actually, there is a tolerance, but it's not wise to flaunt it. Locals are the bulk of the offenders, funnily!! 👍👍 Oh, I should have qualified the non-mot. Any vehicle under 3 years don't need one, but if over and never registered then needs only one. Vehicles not taxed for 2+ years will need a test... 🍻
Hey buddy is the frame of the bike looked at on the MOT aswell? Got a crack on the side panel
I think that will be looked at. Good job pointing that out. Maybe worth getting that welded up
@@FabMotorbikes 100%!
So they don't check hou loud is exhaust?
Excellent point. I believe they do
What if your pads don't have a wear mark because they are solid like the Fren ones I just bought?
You may sale through you MOT easier … but you just have to pay extra attention to the thickness for safety reasons 👍
Fazer❤️❤️❤️❤️
Gotta love them ! Great bikes 👍
Will a a slight exhaust blow from the clamp fail and what about a loud exhaust,my790 is straight through? I've Heard much louder but I'm just curious
You may get an advisory… but I’d expect you to still pass. I’ve had both these issues and was fine as neither of these are dangerous to yourself or other road users
@@FabMotorbikes Really appreciate the response, first time taking a bike to a MOT as I've only been riding 3 years :)
Mot certificate should be registered with DVLA
Yes 👍
Hi brother
I stay in Manchester
I have Indian international license
I want to buy used motorcycle but before buying Which motorcycle document should I take from seller
Means which paper should I check before buying. Please guide me
E.g:- MOT, insurance and
Hi , the only 3 things you can do is to see the MOT history, do a HPI check and ask for service history.
You can check the MOT history here: www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/?_ga=2.204633936.1137100944.1681572551-330441764.1681572551 it’s a free service but you will need the ref number. If it has passed the MOT recently that is best.
A HPI check has to be paid for and is offered by many organisations (google will help you) . It shows if an insurance company has written off the vehicle in the past. This tells you if it has been in an accident or not.
And service history will tell you if the owners have looked after the bike as well as possible.
Thanks
@@FabMotorbikes thanks brother
Pleasure 👍
I dont know what I do but each time I turned up to MoT test everyone thinks its new bike
Sounds like your passing with flying colours every time 👍