When must a motorcycle over four years old pass the mandatory technical inspection?

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Motorcycles are exempt from passing the Technical Vehicle Inspection (ITV) during their first four years of age. Once this initial period has passed, the inspection becomes mandatory and must be carried out every two years. This biennial frequency is maintained throughout the vehicle's useful life, regardless of how many years it accumulates. The age is calculated from the date of first registration shown on the circulation permit.

When must a motorcycle over four years old pass the mandatory technical inspection?

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