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Day Time Mot

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As title,

What does it require?

I have bike registered, a bolt on battery horn, a legal number plate.

Insurance, Irc tyres on, brakes all good, clutch fine,

Anything else?

Can I take to get a pass?

Ian

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  • turbofurball
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    Given how cheap and easy it is to add a bike speedo it wouldn't hurt TBH ... they aren't exactly intrusive, and it'd come in handy in the event of any jobsworths / nimbys encountered on the road or gr

  • Since I’ve only had my obviously newbie-friendly ‘16 ST300 for a matter of weeks, the tank or two of fuel has been spent on the basics of full locks and clutch control. So far, the speedo has bee

  • turbofurball
    turbofurball

    For this sort of thing the way I approach it is to not have anything dodgy in case you get pulled over - this is far more likely if you're playing about on green lanes (or riding on the road to a prac

speedo,dont matter if not working.make sure frame no can be read,if riding down make sure your booked in,if no present tax or mot.

your right totalshell oddly enough speedo not needed, but I thought it needed one to ride on road?

Hi Delbert! Take it to ARK in sileby they are all bikers. You only need continuous tone horn, no reflector required., make sure your spokes are tight.When I took mine all they did was weigh it and pap the horn! Are you riding at rileys tomorrow? Nick.

No speedo needed for the mot test itself but you need one for the road, check the IRC's dont have "not for highway use" on them, if they do scrub it off. Obviously check s.arm bearings fork seals etc etc.

  • 3 weeks later...

Horn,

Number plate

Rear reflector.

There the three I needed for my Fireblade track bike so I can only presume its the same with a trial bike.

  • 2 weeks later...

I was told you don't need a reflector for a day time MOT if the bike hasn't got lights fitted. If it has lights you need a reflector, if not, you don't.

Horn can be battery operated so long as it has a continuous tone (i.e not an old fashioned horn that you squeeze).

Ironically a speedo isn't required for MOT but you 'd be breaking the law to ride on the road without one.

I was advised to get a wireless, battery operated mountain bike speedo (available on eBay for about 6 to 10 quid). Good thing about this type is they unclip when going off road but please Mr Plod if you get stopped.

Either way, I'd check with your local MOT tester as from experience they all seem to interpret the regs slightly differently.

  • 8 months later...

No, no lights, indicators or reflectors of any kind needed

However, your tester may not realise or understand this

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Anyone know of a trials friendly MOT centre in Lancs or Gtr Manchester?

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