2018 Yamaha Tracer 700 MT-07 Tracer 0.7L Petrol · FE68 OJH

The motorcycle achieved a clean pass on 18 March 2026 at 9,515 miles, confirming current roadworthiness. Maintenance trends have stabilized following a specific drivetrain issue. The record shows a clear progression from a loose chain advisory in September 2021 to a critical failure in September 2023, followed by immediate rectification that resulted in a clean pass later that same day. This indicates the owner addressed the mechanical wear effectively to bring the vehicle back to a compliant standard. Usage has been exceptionally low, averaging just over 1,000 miles annually. The odometer advanced from 6,172 miles in September 2021 to 7,794 miles by September 2022, a modest increase of roughly 1,600 miles. It then rose to 9,351 miles by September 2023 before reaching the current 9,515 miles in March 2026. This minimal accumulation suggests the machine has spent significant time standing still, a condition that often invites corrosion on exposed metal parts or fluid degradation despite the limited mechanical wear. Buyers should scrutinize the final drive components during a physical inspection. The history of a loose chain in 2021 escalating to a worn chain failure in 2023 implies previous owners delayed routine tension adjustments and lubrication. Inspect the current chain and sprockets for tight spots or stretching, as low mileage does not guarantee the drivetrain is free from wear if maintenance was sporadic. Given the long periods of inactivity evidenced by the mileage logs, also check for corrosion on brake calipers, fork stanchions, and exhaust downpipes.