2012 Triumph Rocket 111 Touring 2.3L Petrol · AV12 PWZ

The vehicle currently holds a positive roadworthiness status, confirmed by the most recent MOT test in September 2025, which was conducted at 13,928 miles and passed without any recorded defects. This indicates that the mechanical condition of the car has remained stable since the last inspection, as no specific faults were flagged in the 2025-09-25 test. The maintenance trend is therefore considered stable, with no evidence of a worsening condition or recurring structural issues that would necessitate further investigation. The mileage history reflects a pattern of accumulation that is not indicative of rapid wear on consumables or major structural failures. The vehicle has maintained approximately 995 miles per year, which is consistent with a moderate level of use over a 14-year period. While the low mileage suggests potential for lighter driving habits or extended periods of inactivity, it does not demonstrate a pattern of rapid mileage escalation that would typically result in brake disc replacement or suspension bushing failures. The data points to a baseline where the mechanical integrity of the drivetrain and suspension has remained acceptable, provided the vehicle is driven responsibly. Given the clean MOT record and the stability of the mileage trend, a buyer should focus on routine inspection rather than extensive mechanical overhaul. The primary focus should be on the suspension system, specifically the front and rear suspension bushes, as well as the wheel bearings, to check for binding calipers or excessive play. Similarly, the brake discs and brake pads should be inspected for wear and potential corrosion, as the lack of defects in the recent MOT suggests these components have not been compromised. If the buyer wishes to proceed with a purchase, they should verify the condition of the rear suspension and wheel bearings, as these are critical components for roadworthiness and safety.