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There is no way I would ask my wife to remember my MOT.
Those nice folks at MAC Motorcycles will do one for £25 instead of the usual £29.65 with the voucher on this page: http://www.macmotorcycles.co.uk/servicing.html
Your MOT testing station may contact you for the repeat business but don't bank on it happening because there are too many MOT deals around, mainly Class 4 (cars) but if anyone hears of any Class 2 (mo'cycles) deals then shout them out!
National Treasure
Thanks pat, it’ll cost me more than the savings to get on down to Tooting. Worth posting all the same for the London/Surrey set.
I miss living in London
Debit debit rates provide a substitute for the interest they no longer get from the bank. As savings rates are pants why line their pockets more at little/no benefit to you.
Tax came in at £82.00 which is a standard charge apparently but seemed a little on the high side for a 250 mo’cycle.
MOT full price £29.60 with free Advisories 1) Front discs slightly pitted. 2) Rear disc slightly pitted. 3) Front tyre worn close to legal limit.
Insurance has drifted up to a wallet slimming £96!
A tad over £200.00 all in, if only the Ford came in at similar costs.
Happy days
£82 is for 600cc+
a 250 is only £39
His is a psychophrenic 250
Women eh!
[quote] and they wonder why there are so many untaxed/uninsured vehicles on the roadsI pay £6 a year to not have to think about road tax on either of my bikes. That's a benefit to me, and I think it's worth it.
T catWhen you tax a vehicle these days they basically tell you that you should just set up a direct debit and not have to think about it again. Both my bikes are on monthly direct debits for tax.Big Red S
[/quote]Debit debit rates provide a substitute for the interest they no longer get from the bank. As savings rates are pants why line their pockets more at little/no benefit to you.
brains_t
Same here- both bikes and the car on on direct debit for tax.[quote] and they wonder why there are so many untaxed/uninsured vehicles on the roadsI pay £6 a year to not have to think about road tax on either of my bikes. That's a benefit to me, and I think it's worth it.T catWhen you tax a vehicle these days they basically tell you that you should just set up a direct debit and not have to think about it again. Both my bikes are on monthly direct debits for tax.
Big Red S
[/quote]Debit debit rates provide a substitute for the interest they no longer get from the bank. As savings rates are pants why line their pockets more at little/no benefit to you.
brains_t
Big Red S
Bike insurance is £300 a year for a multibike policy.
No MOT as they are all too new.
Its water cooled with an oversized water jacket ;-)
£82 is for 600cc+
a 250 is only £39
Pat
My advice to you. Buddy, buy each of them separately, it turns out cheaper. You can save money by purchasing a really cheap insurance. Two years ago I concluded a contract with these guys http://www.total-insurance.co.uk and have never regretted. They have simple registration form and cheap services, and I can see, that you will not refuse from this saved money. What is your vehicle? If it is after 2014 then you will have a discount.
My car is tax, insurance , mot & service all on same day