1993 Harley-Davidson Fxrs 1.3L Petrol · K473 NGF

This motorcycle has not passed an MOT test since April 2010, leaving a sixteen-year gap in safety records. With no recent inspection data, you must assume the vehicle has been off the road or unused for a significant period. The recorded mileage is exceptionally low at roughly 1,364 miles per year. While this suggests light use, such low mileage on a 33-year-old machine often points to long periods of storage. This can cause issues with dried-out seals, corroded internals, and degraded rubber components that are not immediately obvious. The most recent test in 2010 flagged a specific concern regarding drive or transmission noise when rotating the rear wheel freely. This is a potential indicator of worn wheel bearings, a failing drive belt, or issues within the final drive. Given the age, this fault has likely worsened or requires immediate attention. Earlier history from 2006 noted light misting on the front shock absorber, suggesting the suspension components were already beginning to degrade. The overall condition trend is impossible to verify due to the lack of recent data, but the historical faults point toward typical age-related wear rather than catastrophic failure.