2005 EASY RIDER M 50 JC 50 Q-70.0L PETROL

The most recent MOT test was conducted in January 2024, where the vehicle passed with 83 miles recorded and no defects listed. However, since today is June 2026, that certificate has expired by over two years. You will need to arrange a fresh MOT immediately before this machine can be used legally on the road. With only one historical entry available, it is difficult to establish a long-term trend for mechanical reliability. The single recorded pass shows the bike was roadworthy at that point, but the significant gap in testing means the current condition is unknown. The mileage is exceptionally low for a 21-year-old vehicle, averaging less than 4 miles per year. While this suggests the bike has not been ridden hard, such low usage often brings specific risks associated with long-term storage. Components are likely to have suffered from age-related deterioration rather than wear and tear. The main concern with a vehicle standing for this long is the degradation of rubber and fluids. Seals may have perished, and internal engine components could be seized or corroded due to lack of use and lubrication circulation.