What are the consequences of not scrapping a motorcycle when it expires?

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The consequence of not scrapping and deregistering a motorcycle after its expiration is that the un-scrapped and un-deregistered motorcycle will remain under the owner's name, which may affect future car purchases and driver's license services. According to regulations, the scrapping period for motorcycles is 13 years. Local authorities can set stricter scrapping periods, but it should not be less than 11 years, so the scrapping period ranges from 11 to 13 years. A motorcycle can be kept after scrapping, but it cannot be driven on the road. Motorcycle scrapping process: First, bring your ID card, vehicle registration certificate, driving license, and license plate number to the vehicle management office to fill out a scrapping application form. After approval by the vehicle management office, a scrapping notice will be issued. Take the notice to a recycling company. After the recycling company completes the process, they will issue a recycling certificate. Finally, bring the recycling certificate back to the vehicle management office for registration.