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INSTRUMENT PANEL

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by BENDY, Dec 27, 2006.

  1. BENDY

    BENDY New Member

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    PLEASE HELP I HAVE A XJ 600 (1994) IT HAD A FAIRING BUT I'M BULDING IT TO A STREETFIGHTER AND HAVE PUT A SMALL FAIRING ON IT .
    I HAVE BOURT A NEW SPEEDO BUT THE PROPLEM IS DO I HAVE TO HAVE A INSTRUMENT PANEL FOR THE MOT ...
     
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    Um... first, what? Second, take the caps lock off. It looks like your yelling.

    Is that last word supposed to be motor? Are you asking if you need to have a tachometer? If so then no. You don't have to have one. But it does help alot.
     
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    MOT = Ministry Of Transportation -- or something similar.

    I'm surprised to hear someone actually requires an "instrument panel" as that can entail many things. I've seen some bikes with no more than a speedometer - why should yours be any different?

    I'd ask for a more specific definition of "instrument panel" and see what exactly they're requiring you have.
     
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    Hello Bendy welcome to the site,
    No You dont,
    MoT test isnt That stringent just make sure what you put on works.
    For everyone else across the pond its a Ministry of Transport (MoT) test certificate of road worthyness basicly nowadays you cant get a bike/car/truck anything over three years old on the road without one
    seeyall
     
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