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Bryanj:
As long as the rear brake light switch works it should pass an MOT, if you want a front one as well you can get a banjo bolt with a built in pressure switch

Lynx:
Thanks for that. I think I'll leave it as it is to keep it neat. Interesting about the Banjo with a built in pressure switch though. I didn't know about them and will look into that if I need to. At least I know not to worry about the spare wires. It would have been interesting if I did connect the horn there  ;D.

tom400f:

--- Quote from: Bryanj on August 28, 2013, 07:12:49 AM ---you can get a banjo bolt with a built in pressure switch

--- End quote ---
I thought I saw one on Andrew's (ashewan) 400F - may be mistaken but perhaps he can post a pic if I got  that right...

ka-ja:
Hi,
     the basics (but not always) of motorcycle lights in an MOT test is that if a lighting circuit  is fitted, it should work, my old honda passed several tests with no rear brake light, but there was no switch for it either, but did have a front switch that worked, there is always a hand signal, not that I encourage one or two finger salute!

Bryanj:
On the MOT there has to be a brake light but it does not have to be on both brakes, you are correct in that if fitted it must work

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