Passed MOT with an advisory...
Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 7:35 pm
..and I quote: "Noisy Exhaust" 
Have to take the baffle out next year
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Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 7:57 pm
Passed mine on Wednesday .... but without an advisory
Have to take the baffle out next year
Have to take the baffle out next year
Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 9:39 pm
...my straight through cans give me a headache even over short distances without earplugs in - my spanner monkeys told me actual decibel output has nothing to do with MOTing. As long as the cans don't say 'not for on road use' or something similar on them, they'll pass. Let me hear ya say brmm brmm!
Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 4:49 pm
My sons passed today with the comment, very nice xausts
But oh my god are they noisy.
He also liked the cheat on the numberplate wedged between the 2 stubbies
when you rev the motor the xausts vibrate and you can't read the numberplate
But oh my god are they noisy.
He also liked the cheat on the numberplate wedged between the 2 stubbies
when you rev the motor the xausts vibrate and you can't read the numberplate Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 10:33 am
Where did your son take his? I took mine to The Walton Road Garage in West Molesey.
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 12:59 pm
What's this MOT thing I hear you referring to? Oh how quickly one forgets!
In sunny Victoria, as long as you keep your vehicle registered there's no checks made. If you sell it or let the registration lapse (for more than 3 months) you need to get a roadworthiness certificate (MOT) before reregistering or the new owner registers it.
As in the UK plod can pull you for anything that looks a bit sus and send you off for a test (at your expense, even ifit passes).
On the whole I'm happy enough 'coz it means I dont have to spend a few hours getting back to legalish each year. However, I'm a little concerned about some of the bombs cruising about with bits hanging off and if they might contribute to an accident.
In sunny Victoria, as long as you keep your vehicle registered there's no checks made. If you sell it or let the registration lapse (for more than 3 months) you need to get a roadworthiness certificate (MOT) before reregistering or the new owner registers it.
As in the UK plod can pull you for anything that looks a bit sus and send you off for a test (at your expense, even ifit passes).
On the whole I'm happy enough 'coz it means I dont have to spend a few hours getting back to legalish each year. However, I'm a little concerned about some of the bombs cruising about with bits hanging off and if they might contribute to an accident.
Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 12:01 am
my stepson passed (eventually) on mine with first, the non advisory note of FAIL..... handlebars are out of alignment THIS IS DANGEROUS!
the bike passed a year ago and hasnt been ridden since ... the handlebar ghost has been at it lol
the bike passed a year ago and hasnt been ridden since ... the handlebar ghost has been at it lol