SOBs, MOTs and silencers.

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Eiron, Nov 23, 2006.

  1. Eiron

    Eiron Guest

    Does anyone remember how old an SOB has to be for it to
    be legal (or pass an MOT) with an unmarked silencer?
    Does it go by date of manufacture or first registration?

    I must try to keep away from eBay....
     
    Eiron, Nov 23, 2006
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  2. Eiron

    Pete Fisher Guest

    Dunno. The correct google key word combination is sure to reach a
    suitable resource though.

    I found loads of useful stuff on MVC&U regs and the like when I was
    researching the MSVA test for the Tart. What I do know, is that if a
    vehicle was first registered more than three years ago, even in another
    country (definitely if EEC not sure about others) it is subject to an
    MoT. Don't get me started on the rules about what constitutes a 'new'
    vehicle for Customs purposes.


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    Pete Fisher, Nov 23, 2006
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  3. This might help:

    http://www.motuk.co.uk/mcmanual_620.htm

    Cheers

    SS
     
    spinning.spanners, Nov 23, 2006
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  4. Eiron

    Pete Fisher Guest

    Tits. You have reminded that the 'project' will require the use of a
    legal silencer to pass an MoT. I foolishly let a Nordwest owner have my
    only good OEM silencer in a misguided act of marque solidarity.

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    Eiron Guest

    Eiron, Nov 23, 2006
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