2006 Rieju RS2 125 Matrix 0.1L Petrol · HF56 GGV

The 2006 Rieju RS2 125 Matrix shows a current roadworthy status via the March 2023 test at 8,078 miles, which passed with no defects recorded. Maintenance trend across the available records reads as stable on paper, though the December 2022 test at identical mileage failed with no defects logged, an irregularity that prevents full confidence. The absence of any advisories on brake discs, suspension components or structural corrosion since 2015 suggests previous keepers addressed issues before each examination or the machine saw gentle use. In the November 2015 test at 22,380 miles the motorcycle passed. The October 2018 test at 22,855 miles also passed, showing modest annual coverage of roughly 475 miles across three years. The June 2021 test then lists 8,076 miles, a figure 14,779 miles lower than 2018 and physically impossible without an odometer replacement or data error. From that point to the March 2023 pass the recorded distance rose just two miles, confirming the bike stood largely dormant for eighteen months. Such a reversal in recorded mileage at two decades of age warrants suspicion of clocking or instrument change by former owners. A buyer should still commission a physical inspection of age-sensitive parts the MOT omitted. The long static period implied by the mileage plateau can harden suspension bushes, seize binding calipers and promote corrosion on frame joints and exhaust emissions hardware. Examine fork seals for weep, spin each wheel to check brake disc runout, and verify chain and sprocket wear. The seller must explain the December 2022 failure with no defects, as that anomaly may hide a paperwork or presentation fault rather than mechanical defect.