HONDA CBR1000RR2004 · 1.0L PETROL

The 2004 Honda CBR1000RR has a very limited MOT history, with only two recorded tests: one in 2007 (6,612 miles) and another in 2008 (9,879 miles), both resulting in a "PASSED" rating with no defects. These entries are over 18 years old, meaning the vehicle has not undergone an MOT since 2008. This absence of recent testing is a critical concern, as it leaves no evidence of the bike’s current mechanical or safety condition. The recorded mileage of 9,879 miles, equivalent to the 2008 MOT, suggests the vehicle has likely been driven very infrequently over its 22-year lifespan. At an average of 449 miles per year, this low usage could indicate periods of long-term storage, which may lead to issues such as battery degradation, fluid stagnation, or rubber component aging. However, the lack of recent MOT data means there is no confirmation of these potential problems. The MOT history shows no defects in the two tests conducted, but this does not necessarily reflect the current state of the vehicle. The long gap between tests (just one year apart in 2007–2008) and the absence of subsequent records create a significant information gap. Without recent inspections, it is impossible to determine if the bike’s condition has deteriorated, remained stable, or improved. The low mileage relative to the vehicle’s age is ambiguous.