New m.o.t laws etc

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New m.o.t laws etc

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So these new laws having been hovering around and have now come into place so what does it all mean for motorcycles what's going to happen to all the chop jobs and the modified bikes etc is it the end of the road for them or is it all gonna be expemt from motorcycles ... or is it going to come down to the garage you take it to etc ... I been a few and my last garage didn't even look at the bike proper we just had a chat about bikes were he went riding etc and 20 mins later he said well thats been long enough now ... he checked the brakes and few other importants but mostly we just nattered like 2 old women ...
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What new laws are these ?
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Cars I thought............?
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This topic came up the other day, have a quick look in here
https://adventurebikerider.com/forum/vi ... 22&t=46149
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It looks like addition of an HID kit is a FAIL ....thats me fooked then :roll:

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scotsy wrote: Tue Apr 03, 2018 9:19 pm It looks like addition of an HID kit is a FAIL ....thats me fooked then :roll:

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Dont worry Ian,,,,,, You will be able to use the Honda as a deposit on a proper bike :roll:

I am sure Chris will get you a good deal on a new BM with a tft screen :lol:
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Post by Spike941 »

Just had my Explorer MOT’d this morning. Both mine and a guy with a Honda before me had to have our headlamps re positioned downwards for some reason.
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This could be dangerous as it limits how far ahead you can see.
What with dangerous pot holes on the road etc.
We should make some measurements in case this is yet another mistake.
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Better put the bit of insulation tape on the headlight for next week then.... ;-)
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Post by Mikekitts81 »

Will it not work the same with faults were you can't take it home if it as certain faults ... and what is classed as a dangerous fault . Your brakes don't pass and there just under the right numbers / measurements then what .... Sorry you can't ride home your brakes are classed as a dangerous fault . That's the only bit of the m.o.t that always worrys me I change fluids and pads discs and I still stand there wondering if it will pass ...
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