Can Motorcycles with Modified Projector Headlights Pass the Annual Inspection?
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Motorcycles with modified projector headlights can pass the annual inspection. As long as the brightness of the headlights meets the requirements, modifying the projector itself is not illegal. The motorcycle inspection line mainly checks the effectiveness of all lights and braking performance. The annual vehicle inspection is primarily based on the National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB7258-2012 "Safety Technical Specifications for Motor Vehicle Operation". Exterior Inspection: The exterior inspection mainly checks whether the vehicle's appearance is damaged, whether it matches the original vehicle's appearance, and whether there are obvious modifications. For many young motorcycle riders today, there are numerous modifications to vehicle components. For example, many motorcycle enthusiasts like to modify the exhaust system or install crash bars. Some regions allow these modifications to pass, while others do not and require the vehicle to be restored to its original condition. Therefore, riders should refer to the strictness of motorcycle annual inspections in their local area. Emissions Testing: Emissions testing is a mandatory item for all motor vehicles. Before the test, the staff will verify whether the motorcycle's serial number matches the one on the vehicle registration certificate and briefly inspect the overall appearance of the vehicle. Then, the emissions test begins. Generally, motorcycles have a very high pass rate for emissions tests, unless the vehicle is in poor condition due to long-term neglect.