Guía para boicotear los centros de inspección técnica de motos: ¡Descubre los trucos de la FFMC!
Imagine a world where the road truly belongs to motorcyclists, where the roar of engines blends with the call of freedom, with no obstacles or bindings. It is in this vision that the unrelenting struggle against the technical inspection for motorcycles is framed.
But why oppose this seemingly trivial process? The answer is simple: exorbitant costs, absurd demands, and a touch of disdain for the passion of two wheels. With this conviction, the French Federation of Angry Motorcyclists (FFMC) lights the path of rebellion, armed with a strategic guide to overthrow the power of the technical inspection centers. Join us in this adventure where courage and cunning redefine the rules of the game.
Why boycott technical inspection centers for motorcycles?
We all know that the technical control for motorcycles is a real headache. Between deadlines, costs, and sometimes even the incompetence of some shops, one wonders if it’s not an organized scam. That’s why the French Federation of Angry Motorcyclists (FFMC) decided to take action and offers us its ultimate guide to boycott the technical inspection centers for motorcycles. By following their advice, I guarantee that we will bring these centers to their knees, and that we, the motorcyclists, will finally be free.
The golden rules of the boycott according to the FFMC
- Get informed about your rights: First and foremost, it is crucial to know our rights and obligations as motorcyclists. Is technical control really mandatory for our category of motorcycle? How often? Let’s not allow the commercial sirens of the centers to trick us into going more often.
- Compare prices among the technical inspection centers: You definitely don’t want to spend a fortune on this. So let’s take the time to compare the different prices offered by nearby establishments. And don’t hesitate to make the competition work in your favor!
- Boycott centers deemed incompetent: It’s simple: let’s talk among motorcyclists and share good directions. If a center made a mistake with a friend’s motorcycle, it’s better to avoid it.
- Favor establishments that respect motorcyclists: We know they are rare, but some centers really care about two wheels. Let’s highlight those places that consider us as customers and not as walking wallets.
Clever tricks to evade technical inspection
To strengthen our boycott, there are some tricks I would recommend to achieve our goals:
- Buy your motorcycle abroad: In fact, there are countries where technical inspection for motorcycles is not mandatory or at least much less restrictive than in France. Why not take advantage of this small advantage, right?
- Rent a motorcycle: Instead of owning a motorcycle, we can consider renting one from an individual or a company. This way, they are the ones who handle the technical inspection, and we free ourselves from this burden.
- Pass your motorcycle off as a classic: A motorcycle over 30 years old is considered a classic, and the restrictions in terms of technical inspection are much less for them. Why not opt for a motorcycle with history?
Solidarity among motorcyclists: our best weapon!
Finally, let’s not forget that solidarity among motorcyclists is our most valuable resource against these soulless technical inspection centers. We support each other and practice help by sharing our tips, tricks, and good directions to put an end to this technical inspection hegemony and reclaim control over our passion.
Boycotting technical inspection centers for motorcycles is not just a matter of saving; it is also about defending our freedom and rights as motorcyclists. By following the enlightening advice from the FFMC and showing solidarity, we will reverse the trend and make our voices heard.
It is our turn to show our teeth and together, put an end to this tyranny!
