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Every two years.
Every two years. The ordinary regime exempts motorcycles up to four years old and sets two-yearly inspections thereafter. Age is counted from first registration or first entry into service if recorded in the documentation. Historic motorcycles have their own rules, so not all motorcycles always follow that interval.
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Every year.
Every six months.
Every two years.
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