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DennisTheMenace

Original Poster:

15,605 posts

291 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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Just booked the ace in for an MOT on tuesday and i have to take the reg documents in , why ?? the rest of tuesday will be on the back wheel cos it will pass oh !!!!!

Andymx5

1,202 posts

259 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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Weird. Do you think they check the Engine/Frame number on your docs against what actually on the bike?

bimsb6

8,590 posts

244 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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prob to make testers life easier when inputting data (just copy v5)

simon cullen

16 posts

240 months

Saturday 29th April 2006
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well mine was done from the frame & the muppet got 1 digit wrong I now have to fill in a sheet of details for the DVLA and hope that they don't make me have to have a retest

Mad Dave

7,158 posts

286 months

Saturday 29th April 2006
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I've never had to take in a V5 for a vehicle MOT. Sounds a bit odd to me?

catso

15,850 posts

290 months

Saturday 29th April 2006
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I had mine MOT'd on Thursday, didn't need the Documents, BTW the new 'improved' VOSA on-line MOT system was down all week so I got an 'emergency MOT certificate' original to follow by post when back online.

The tester had stopped taking bookings for MOT's until the system is back online and he's caught up otherwise he'll have a mountain of paperwork and postal costs to sort out.

And the price has gone up to £23.80, well somone's got to pay for the new 'efficient' system.

King Herald

23,501 posts

239 months

Monday 1st May 2006
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catso said:
I had mine MOT'd on Thursday, didn't need the Documents, BTW the new 'improved' VOSA on-line MOT system was down all week so I got an 'emergency MOT certificate' original to follow by post when back online.

The tester had stopped taking bookings for MOT's until the system is back online and he's caught up otherwise he'll have a mountain of paperwork and postal costs to sort out.

And the price has gone up to £23.80, well somone's got to pay for the new 'efficient' system.

For a car MOT you have to take your V5, so I'd guess it'll be the same for bikes, either now, or pretty soon. All to do with the new security anti-theft regulations.

DennisTheMenace

Original Poster:

15,605 posts

291 months

Tuesday 2nd May 2006
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Hurrah all done , might be off to bike night tonight

Steve_T

6,356 posts

295 months

Tuesday 2nd May 2006
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Nice one mate, enjoy!