Must a motorcycle be scrapped after 13 years?
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Motorcycles must be scrapped after 13 years of use. Household motorcycles have a certain service life. Whether it's a large commercial vehicle or a household vehicle, once it reaches the stipulated mileage or age, it must be mandatorily scrapped. Otherwise, driving it on the road will incur corresponding penalties. The regulations regarding motorcycles are as follows: 1. Annual inspection: The lifespan of a two-wheeled motorcycle is 10 years, which can be extended by 3 years upon expiration. However, during the extended 3-year period, it must be inspected every six months. 2. Time limit: After passing the annual inspection, it can continue to be driven. After 13 years, it must be mandatorily scrapped. 3. Mileage limit: The lifespan of a two-wheeled motorcycle is 100,000 kilometers. Upon reaching 100,000 kilometers, it must also be scrapped.