1998 PIAGGIO LIBERTY0.0L PETROL

The vehicle currently lacks a valid MOT certificate, with the last recorded test dating back to May 2014. This twelve-year lapse in official inspection data renders the bike's current roadworthiness unknown and status non-compliant for public road use. The maintenance history from 2014 shows a pattern of neglect regarding basic consumables, as the machine failed its initial assessment due to a structural tyre failure before passing with multiple advisories. The recorded mileage of 2,594 miles over a 28-year lifespan indicates an average of less than 100 miles per year. This extremely low usage suggests the vehicle has spent the vast majority of its life in storage rather than active service. While low mileage often appeals to buyers, such extended periods of inactivity frequently lead to internal engine degradation, fuel system gumming, and the perishing of rubber seals, hoses, and tyres that are not reflected in the odometer reading. Prospective buyers must prioritise a comprehensive inspection of all rubber components, as the tyres and hoses will likely have degraded significantly regardless of their tread depth or external appearance. The 2014 test flagged rough front wheel bearings, excessive free play in the rear bearings, and stiffness in the front suspension, all of which require immediate physical verification. Given the decade-long gap in testing, assume that these mechanical issues have persisted or worsened. A full strip-down of the braking system and a flush of the fuel and hydraulic systems are essential before attempting to return this machine to the road.