ANYONE? OULTON PARK FULL CIRCUIT - BIKE MAGAZINE TRACKDAY - TUESDAY 24 JUN 2014 -

atpbx · 8 May 2014 at 12:57

jessjess said:
Yea all you need for a daytime mot is a numberplate and a brake light. Everything else is optional! Mirrors, Indicators, headlights all not required.

Other than the fact there is no such thing as a daytime MOT.

Sandycheeks · 8 May 2014 at 13:48

atpbx said:
Other than the fact there is no such thing as a daytime MOT.

Oh yes there is...it's how the trials bikes are usually registered without lights.
You need
Continuous tone horn (battery horn for around a fiver)
A number plate
Road legal tyres
A speedo (doesn't even have to work) **not the beachwear type**

Just Google SSDT (Scottish six days trial) ... ALL of the bikes are road registered with Tax and MOT and insured to pass scrutineering.

Scythe · 8 May 2014 at 13:55

Sandycheeks said:
Oh yes there is...it's how the trials bikes are usually registered without lights.
You need
Continuous tone horn (battery horn for around a fiver)
A number plate
Road legal tyres
A speedo (doesn't even have to work) **not the beachwear type**

Just Google SSDT (Scottish six days trial) ... ALL of the bikes are road registered with Tax and MOT and insured to pass scrutineering.

It's not a daytime MOT as such, it's a normal MOT with an advisory stating daylight use only.

eidolon · 23 Jun 2014 at 21:50

I rode up from Bristol and I'm currently in the Travel Lodge in Middlewich, about 11 miles from Oulton. Will be in the novice group tomorrow so pop over and say hello (red 10 plate Street Triple)

NooBish AbbZ · 24 Jun 2014 at 22:21

i had a ride over to Oulton today just to have a watch, so I saw a few of you, not sure which you were but nevertheless

atpbx · 24 Jun 2014 at 22:36

Sandycheeks said:
Oh yes there is...it's how the trials bikes are usually registered without lights.
You need
Continuous tone horn (battery horn for around a fiver)
A number plate
Road legal tyres
A speedo (doesn't even have to work) **not the beachwear type**

Just Google SSDT (Scottish six days trial) ... ALL of the bikes are road registered with Tax and MOT and insured to pass scrutineering.

Just seen this crop back up.

What those bikes have, is what's called an "MOT"