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MOT Exempt - 'Substantially Modified'

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Trigger:
Unless you have a CR hard tail  :o

Mike on a bike:
So my bike has no modification to the engine and the suspension has been removed so less parts to go wrong, so can this be classed for MOT exemption?  :o :-\

Nurse Julie:
Unless you can prove it was all done over 30 years ago, I would say yours has been substantially modified and looks like it should be on a Q plate therefore needs yearly MOT's still. I would like to be proved wrong though.

Trigger:

--- Quote from: Mike on a bike on July 08, 2019, 10:57:18 PM ---So my bike has no modification to the engine and the suspension has been removed so less parts to go wrong, so can this be classed for MOT exemption?  :o :-\

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The only CB750 parts you have there is the, engine, carbs, front wheel, fork lowers and rear wheel hub. That is a custom built frame and never had any suspension fitted, to be removed  ;) ;)

Mike on a bike:

--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on July 08, 2019, 11:02:39 PM ---Unless you can prove it was all done over 30 years ago, I would say yours has been substantially modified and looks like it should be on a Q plate therefore needs yearly MOT's still. I would like to be proved wrong though.

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It is registered as a 1976 so no Q plate.

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