2022 Triumph Street Triple R 0.8L Petrol · MH22 BAH

The vehicle holds a current MOT PASS status, recorded on 4 November 2025 at 3,493 miles, but the test includes two advisories: the central front brake shows slight fluctuation of effort (1.2.1 (e)) and the passenger seat is missing. With only a single MOT entry, the maintenance trend appears stable; no worsening pattern is evident, though the advisories indicate unresolved items that require attention. Mileage accumulation is exceptionally low for a 2022 model. Over roughly four years the car has covered 3,493 miles, averaging about 873 miles per year. The MOT record provides no further data points after the November 2025 test, leaving a sparse history that suggests limited use or extended periods of storage. Such low mileage can reduce wear on tyres, suspension and drivetrain components, but it also means that consumables like brake pads and tyres may not have been exercised regularly, potentially masking hidden deterioration. A prospective buyer should inspect the central front brake system closely, testing pedal feel and verifying that the brake effort does not fluctuate under pressure. The missing passenger seat must be examined for mounting points, any damage to the chassis or trim, and the integrity of the seat belt anchorages. Additionally, a visual check of the suspension bushes, coil springs and brake discs for corrosion or uneven wear is advisable, as low‑mileage vehicles can accumulate rust in these areas when stored. Tyres should be assessed for uniform tread depth and signs of standing, while the exhaust and under‑body panels need scrutiny for rust that may have developed despite low mileage.