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17 ads Used Motorbikes and Scooters for Sale in Angus

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Suzuki, SV, 2003, 996 (cc)
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Suzuki, SV, 2003, 996 (cc)

200346,216 milesPrivate996 cc
Forfar, Angus
£1,250
Honda, CB, 2014, 471 (cc)
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Honda, CB, 2014, 471 (cc)

201414,500 milesPrivate471 cc
Brechin, Angus
£2,750

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What should I check when buying a used motorbike in Angus?

When buying a used motorbike, thoroughly inspect its condition. Check the frame for rust or damage, examine the tyres for wear and tear, and ensure the lights and indicators are working correctly. Listen to the engine running for any unusual noises. It's also advisable to check the service history and MOT certificate.

What documentation should I ask for when buying a motorbike?

Always ask for the motorbike's V5C registration document (logbook) to verify the seller's ownership and the bike's details. Check the MOT certificate to see when it's next due. Also, request any service history or maintenance records to understand the bike's past upkeep.

Are there any specific laws or regulations I should be aware of when buying a motorbike in the UK?

In the UK, it's illegal to ride a motorbike without a valid driving licence and insurance. Ensure the motorbike is road legal and has a valid MOT certificate. You are responsible for ensuring that the motorbike is registered in your name with the DVLA after purchase.

What safety gear should I consider when buying a motorbike?

Safety should be a priority. Invest in a high-quality helmet that meets British safety standards (look for the BSI Kitemark). Also, consider purchasing protective clothing such as a motorcycle jacket, trousers, gloves, and boots. These items can significantly reduce the risk of injury in an accident.

What are some common motorbike problems to look out for?

Be wary of common motorbike problems like worn chain and sprockets, brake issues (worn pads or discs), clutch slippage, and electrical faults. Check for oil leaks and coolant leaks. A pre-purchase inspection by a qualified mechanic is highly recommended, especially for older or higher-mileage bikes.