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Suzuki AN 650 AL1

Grey · Petrol · 2011 · 638 cc

LR61 CTFMOT history

LR61 CTF is a grey petrol Suzuki AN 650 AL1 first used on 1 Oct 2011. Its MOT expired on 23 Mar 2026 and it has passed 6 of 7 MOT tests, with 21,105 miles recorded at the latest.

From DVSA MOT records, updated 24 Mar 2025.

MOT
Expired
On 23 Mar 2026
Mileage
21,105 mi
At MOT on 24 Mar 2025
MOT tests
7
6 passed · 1 failed
Per year
513 mi
Average between MOTs
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Vehicle details

Registration
LR61 CTF
Registration format
Current format (from 2001)
Make
Suzuki
Model
AN 650 AL1
Colour
Grey
Fuel type
Petrol
Engine size
638 cc
Year of manufacture
2011
First used
1 Oct 2011
MOT status
MOT expired on 23 Mar 2026
Latest MOT test
24 Mar 2025 (Pass)

Mileage history

LR61 CTF was last recorded at 21,105 miles on 24 Mar 2025.

Mileage went down between tests

  • 24 Mar 2025: 21,105 miles, lower than 33,531 miles on 10 May 2024.

A replacement instrument cluster, a recording error at the test or odometer tampering can cause this.

Odometer reading at each MOT testPassFailMileage went down
Previous MOT
33,531 miles · 10 May 2024
Average per year
513 miles

Recorded mileage by year

  • 2025 – 21,105 miles
  • 2024 – 33,531 miles
  • 2019 – 32,011 miles
  • 2018 – 30,893 miles
  • 2015 – 17,763 miles
  • 2014 – 15,721 miles

What the latest MOT found

Pass21,105 miles
  • AdvisoryFront Brake binding but not excessively (1.2.1 (f))
  • AdvisoryFront Tyre worn close to the legal limit (5.2.3 (e))
  • AdvisoryOffside Front Shock absorber has a light misting of oil (5.3.2 (b))

What MOT advisories mean

Full MOT history

7 tests since 27 Sept 2014, newest first. Select a test to see every defect and advisory.

  1. Pass21,105 miles (-12,426)3 advisories
    MOT expiry
    23 Mar 2026
    Odometer
    21,105 miles
    Test number
    411420194134
    • AdvisoryFront Brake binding but not excessively (1.2.1 (f))
    • AdvisoryFront Tyre worn close to the legal limit (5.2.3 (e))
    • AdvisoryOffside Front Shock absorber has a light misting of oil (5.3.2 (b))
  2. Pass33,531 miles (+1,520)
    MOT expiry
    9 May 2025
    Odometer
    33,531 miles
    Test number
    731720795368

    No defects or advisories recorded.

  3. Pass32,011 miles (+1,118)
    MOT expiry
    6 Aug 2020
    Odometer
    32,011 miles
    Test number
    648845959129

    No defects or advisories recorded.

  4. Pass30,893 miles (+13,130)
    MOT expiry
    1 Feb 2019
    Odometer
    30,893 miles
    Test number
    952772569095

    No defects or advisories recorded.

  5. Pass17,763 miles (+2,042)
    MOT expiry
    30 Nov 2016
    Odometer
    17,763 miles
    Test number
    879140778007

    No defects or advisories recorded.

  6. Pass15,721 miles
    MOT expiry
    1 Oct 2015
    Odometer
    15,721 miles
    Test number
    318904574423

    No defects or advisories recorded.

  7. Fail15,721 miles2 dangerous1 failure1 advisory
    MOT expiry
    No new certificate
    Odometer
    15,721 miles
    Test number
    108220474215
    • DangerousFront Roller brake test indicates a binding brake (3.3.A1a)
    • DangerousRear wheel bearings have excessive free play (2.4.A.2c)
    • FailureRear Roller brake test indicates a binding brake (3.3.A1a)
    • AdvisoryFront Tyre worn close to the legal limit (4.1.3(ii))

Questions about LR61 CTF

Does LR61 CTF currently have a valid MOT?
No. The MOT on LR61 CTF expired on 23 Mar 2026, according to DVSA records.
When is the MOT due on LR61 CTF?
The MOT on LR61 CTF expired on 23 Mar 2026. It can only be driven to a pre-booked MOT test or to repairs needed to pass one.
What mileage has LR61 CTF done?
LR61 CTF was recorded at 21,105 miles at its MOT on 24 Mar 2025, an average of 513 miles a year.
Has LR61 CTF ever failed its MOT?
Yes. LR61 CTF has failed 1 of its 7 MOT tests, most recently on 27 Sept 2014.
Has the mileage on LR61 CTF ever gone down?
Yes. The recorded mileage was lower than at the previous test once, first on 24 Mar 2025. This can be caused by a replacement instrument cluster, a recording error or odometer tampering.
What did the latest MOT on LR61 CTF find?
LR61 CTF passed its latest MOT on 24 Mar 2025 with 3 advisories: front brake binding but not excessively; front tyre worn close to the legal limit; offside front shock absorber has a light misting of oil.

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