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19-03-16, 11:50 AM | #1 |
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MOT
Hello every1,
need to do MOT next month and need advice about the REG angle.Never done MOT so have no idea how strict they are.Have done tailtide but UK reg is just massive will this pass? Thanks GO GO GO |
19-03-16, 01:09 PM | #2 |
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Re: MOT
You do not appear to have a rear reflector which would be an MOT failure in itself . Never had an issue with number plate angle using either R&G , Hamicad or Evotech tail tidies , may be an idea to compress rear suspension to its max and position the plate to just miss the tyre by adjusting the angle then you have the max angle but no rubbing or contact issues . You will also need a rear number plate light . It does look a bit high from the picture ...
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19-03-16, 01:40 PM | #4 |
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Re: MOT
I wasn't sure of the exact wording, but in principle number plates should be displayed on a flat surface which is "more or less" vertical as described above. Now this is never strictly imposed and new bikes have the plates angled, but like all things there comes a point where you are considered to be taking the mick. My guess would be yours is about the limit, depends on how lenient the MOT tester is, bearing in mind it's their personal tester's licence at risk.
I tend to remove or adjust anything which could possibly be contentious, I take my auxiliary lights off for example, a 5min job, if they're not there it can't be an issue. A couple of strips of bent steel to make the plate more upright for the MOT, as long as it is still illuminated, why not?
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