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Road conversion on a quad bike.

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paul20v
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Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 09:21 pm

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KevG wrote: What CC is it?

I imagine your registering it as a Light Quadracycle?

kev

mine is registered class 4 as its 350cc but under 450kg i would have thought a road quad would have been the same a light quad is 50cc like a moped or am i wrong

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Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 09:00 pm

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What CC is it?

I imagine your registering it as a Light Quadracycle?

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Posted: Tue Mar 4th, 2008 08:48 pm

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grease_monkey wrote: Hi, i am about to convert a quad bike to road legal spec. Do i need to have a speedometer fitted to pass the mot. I will be taking it for a vic check but would like to get the necessary bits done prior to it. I am a technician in the trade and understand most of the mot rules/regulations but i am a bit vague as to what is required here by law. Any help would be deeply appreciated.

dont you have to have an sva test were you need a speedo,

and dont forget a quad is a class 4 test , not a bike test

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Posted: Wed Jan 9th, 2008 08:26 pm

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Hi, i am about to convert a quad bike to road legal spec. Do i need to have a speedometer fitted to pass the mot. I will be taking it for a vic check but would like to get the necessary bits done prior to it. I am a technician in the trade and understand most of the mot rules/regulations but i am a bit vague as to what is required here by law. Any help would be deeply appreciated.

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