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Title: mot
Post by: derek taylor on 21.03. 2014 20:43

the bike i have just got is 1959 mot exempt does anyone know if you have to still apply for it like you do for tax  *????*

Title: Re: mot
Post by: Beezageezauk on 21.03. 2014 21:13

Hi Derek,

Do a Google search for V112 MOT Exemption Form and follow the links.

You should eventually find the form which you can download.  It's basically a self declaration that your bike is pre-1960 and you will be able to produce it if ever you get stopped by the police.

Beezageezauk.   

Title: Re: mot
Post by: derek taylor on 22.03. 2014 15:43

great thanx

Title: Re: mot
Post by: Triton Thrasher on 22.03. 2014 17:00

I renewed my tax disc online without an MoT. They disn't ask for any form.

Title: Re: mot
Post by: bsa-bill on 22.03. 2014 18:06

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I renewed my tax disc online without an MoT. They didn't ask for any form.

did mine at our local Post office, they didn't ask for a form either, when I mention to the lady that it no longer needed a MOT she said "yes I know it says so on my screen"

Title: Re: mot
Post by: Greybeard on 22.03. 2014 19:16

Quote from: bsa- bill on 22.03. 2014 18:06

did mine at our local Post office, they didn't ask for a form either, when I mention to the lady that it no longer needed a MOT she said "yes I know it says so on my screen"

Same with me.

Title: Re: mot
Post by: Beezageezauk on 22.03. 2014 19:23

Hey Guys,

Derek wasn't asking about the road tax.  He was asking about the MOT exemption.

Beezageezauk.

Title: Re: mot
Post by: Triton Thrasher on 22.03. 2014 19:25

Quote from: derek taylor on 21.03. 2014 20:43

the bike i have just got is 1959 mot exempt does anyone know if you have to still apply for it like you do for tax  *????*

If you mean get a sort of certificate without an actual test, then no.