MOT Not Required
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Chris Todd
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Re: MOT Not Required
just done the Z no option to tick went thru so again I have to assume the mot exemption is automatic ?
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fnuseless
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Re: MOT Not Required
I tried h2 today.Chris Todd wrote:just done the Z no option to tick went thru so again I have to assume the mot exemption is automatic ?
N.ireland not exempt.
Didnt go through "no valid mot"
Bollocks thought they may not have had software correct
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RacerRB159
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Re: MOT Not Required
Hi Chris,Chris Todd wrote:just done the Z no option to tick went thru so again I have to assume the mot exemption is automatic ?
On mine, I retaxed it(free), I got the message that it was already taxed and did I want to continue, hit yes, it then went to the next statement page where I had two options to cover the MOT, basically two tick boxes. I clicked the top one and hit complete/finished, can't remember which one, and job done.
My bike was already on the system as Historic so I was able to do it all online
Hope this doesn't add to the confusion
Rich
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SAM
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Re: MOT Not Required
Decided to mot S3A & S2b. Both done. £50 I think good value. Just in case!
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