Class 1
Motorcycles and combinations up to 200cc, plus certain low-powered electric motorcycles.

Dedicated MOT testing for scooters, commuter bikes, tourers and performance motorcycles at our Glentanar Road workshop.
Motorcycle MOT classes depend on the type and specification of the machine. Send us your registration and bike details, and we will help confirm the right appointment.
Motorcycles and combinations up to 200cc, plus certain low-powered electric motorcycles.
Other motorcycles and motorcycle combinations, including electric variants.
The MOT checks key safety and environmental standards that apply to your machine on the day of the test.
Registration plate and vehicle identification checks.
Lamps, reflectors, switches and electrical equipment.
Controls, bearings, forks, suspension and safe movement.
Condition, suitability, security and tread where required.
Brake controls, components, operation and performance.
Frame, body, seat, footrests and overall structural condition.
Exhaust system, noise, emissions and fuel-system condition.
Audible warning, throttle, clutch and other relevant controls.
A quick look over the basics may help you spot simple issues before the appointment.
Book your motorbike MOTWe talk you through any defects or advisory items in straightforward language, so you understand what needs attention.
Send the registration, model and your preferred date.
We contact you to arrange an available appointment.
Bring the motorcycle to our Glentanar Road workshop.
We explain the outcome and any practical next steps.
ThreeBros serves riders from across Glasgow and nearby areas including Springburn, Possilpark, Bishopbriggs and Maryhill.
Class 1 generally covers motorcycles and motorcycle combinations up to 200cc, plus certain low-powered electric motorcycles. Class 2 covers other motorcycles and motorcycle combinations. Tell us your registration and bike details when requesting an appointment so we can confirm the correct test.
Most motorcycles need their first MOT by the third anniversary of registration, followed by an MOT every year. Different rules can apply to exempt or historic vehicles.
Yes. We welcome scooters, mopeds and motorcycles that fall within the Class 1 or Class 2 categories we test.
Check visible basics such as lights, horn, tyre condition, number plate security, mirrors and the operation of rider controls. Do not attempt work you cannot complete safely.
The result will show any major or dangerous defects and may also list minor defects or advisories. We explain the result clearly and discuss the next step with you.
ThreeBros MOT & Bodyshop is at 96–97 Glentanar Road, Balmore Industrial Estate, Glasgow G22 7XS.