2018 AJS INSETTO0.1L Petrol

The most recent MOT on 17 July 2026 at 6,612 miles recorded a Pass, with the tester noting rear tyre tread approaching the legal limit and engine bushes showing slight deterioration. No safety‑critical failures were present, indicating the vehicle remains roadworthy, while the pattern of recurring minor defects suggests a stable maintenance trend rather than a worsening one. Across eight years the odometer shows only 6,612 miles, averaging roughly 820 miles per year. The mileage increments between tests are modest – 1,522 mi in April 2021, 2,074 mi in May 2022, 2,416 mi in June 2023, 2,576 mi in August 2024, 2,690 mi in July 2025 and 6,612 mi in July 2026 – reflecting light use or prolonged periods of inactivity rather than any rapid accumulation. The sparse mileage record aligns with the low‑wear nature of the model and does not raise concerns about hidden high‑stress operation. A prospective buyer should verify the rear tyre tread depth to ensure it remains above the 1.0 mm minimum, and inspect the engine mounting bushes for any signs of wear beyond the noted slight deterioration. Checking the rear brake operation for any residual binding, confirming that both front shock absorbers are free of fluid leaks, and testing headlamp aim and rear stop‑lamp function will address the recurring faults observed in earlier years. A visual survey for corrosion or structural damage, particularly around the suspension mounting points, will complete a thorough pre‑purchase assessment.