2016 Kawasaki KLZ 1.0L Petrol · WN16 MVK

The 2016 Kawasaki KLZ has maintained a consistently good roadworthiness status, passing all its MOT tests without defects since its first recorded test in March 2022. The most recent MOT test on March 16, 2026, confirms the vehicle remains in stable condition, indicating no significant mechanical issues have arisen over the past four years. The vehicle's mileage pattern reflects extremely low usage, averaging only 291 miles per year since its manufacture. This suggests the bike has been either lightly used or has spent considerable time in storage. Notably, there is a gap of approximately 140 miles between the 2025 and 2026 tests, which could indicate a period of disuse or a delayed testing schedule. However, the consistent passing results across multiple tests without any reported defects suggest minimal wear and tear. Given the low mileage and consistent passing results, a potential buyer should focus on inspecting the condition of the tyres, as they are a critical component subject to wear even with low mileage. Additionally, checking the suspension for any signs of wear, such as loose bushes or worn-out dampers, would be prudent. While the MOT does not typically cover detailed suspension checks, visual inspection for any obvious damage or unusual movement can provide valuable insights. Lastly, examining the battery and electrical systems for signs of corrosion or wear is advisable, as these components can degrade over time regardless of mileage.