2010 Honda CB 600 FA-8 0.6L Petrol · LC10 LWM

This 2010 Honda CB 600 FA-8 has covered approximately 57,615 miles, averaging roughly 3,600 miles per year. While this is relatively low for a 16-year-old motorcycle, the MOT history suggests the bike has seen periods of neglect rather than just light use. The recent MOT history shows a slight decline in maintenance standards. While the bike passed its most recent test in April 2026, it failed just one week prior due to multiple safety issues, including a non-functional stop lamp and incorrect headlamp aim. These electrical faults, combined with the recurring advisory for worn consumables, suggest that the bike is currently being run on a "fix-on-fail" basis rather than receiving proactive servicing. A notable red flag appears in the 2024 history, where the motorcycle failed due to a dangerously loose drive chain. This indicates a period where basic daily maintenance—such as chain tensioning and lubrication—was ignored. When combined with the current advisories for worn brake pads and a tyre near the legal limit, it is clear that the current owner is not keeping on top of essential wear-and-tear items. The overall trend is currently stable but leaning toward poor maintenance. The low annual mileage might mean the engine has seen less internal wear, but it also increases the risk of components seizing or perishing due to long periods of standing idle.