APRILIA RSV2003 · 1.0L PETROL

The most recent MOT on record dates back to November 2009, where the vehicle passed with 24,164 miles and no defects recorded. It is critical to note that there is a gap of over sixteen years between this result and today, meaning the bike effectively has no current safety certification or documented history for the vast majority of its life. The available history from 2006 to 2009 shows a stable pattern with consistent passes and no recorded advisories or defects. During this period, the mileage increased steadily, indicating the machine was in regular use. However, because the records stop in 2009, it is impossible to determine if the vehicle's condition trend has worsened, remained stable, or improved since then. With an average of roughly 1,050 miles per year recorded up to 2009, this motorcycle has historically seen very light use. While this low mileage limits mechanical wear on consumables like the chain and sprockets, it often implies the bike may have spent long periods standing still. This lack of use can be more damaging than heavy use, leading to perished rubber seals, corroded brake pistons, and internal engine issues caused by old oil and moisture. Given the absence of recent test data, you should treat this vehicle as if it has been in long-term storage. Inspect the tires for age-related cracking or dry rot, regardless of tread depth.