Motorcycle Safety Certificate / Roadworthy

Need a Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy on your motorcycle we can take the stress out of the experience so you can have the wind through your hair sooner.

A1Roadworthys have qualified Inspectors that specialise in motorcycle Safety Certificate / Roadworthy. Whether you are selling, buying or transferring registration then A1Roadwothys has got your motorcycle Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy covered.

We cover all your Motorcycles

• Bike
• Tricycle
• Mopeds
• Scooters

Don’t have time to ride your motorcycle to us, that’s ok we come to you. No matter where your motorcycle is whether at home or at work we have you covered with a mobile Safety Inspection/ Roadworthy. It takes our Inspectors just 30 minutes to complete your Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy.

A Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy for your Motorcycle covers-

• Seating
• Identification
• Body and Frame
• Chain Guard
• Engine
• Exhaust Emissions
• Modification
• Lights and Electrical Components
• Steering and Suspension
• Wheels and Tyres
• Brakes
• Road Test

If the Motorcycle complies with Queensland Transport and Code of Practice standards the Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy will be issued on the spot by the Inspector.

It Passed

If you are selling your Motorcycle the completed Safety Certificate blue card copy must be displayed on the forks or front guard if the Motorcycle is registered at time of sale. If you are transferring registration from Queensland registration to a different name, you will need to complete a Transfer of Vehicle Registration Form. If the Motorcycle is unregistered or in another State registration, then you will need to complete a Vehicle Registration Form.

It is by law that if the motorcycle is registered and being sold, that the seller must supply a Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy. A Safety Certificate/ Roadworthys is valid for 2 months or 2000kms (whichever comes first) when selling a motorcylce privately. If a dealer is selling a motorcycle then the Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy is valid for 3 months or 1000kms (whichever comes first). If the motorcycle is unregistered then the seller is not required to provide a Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy.

Failed Inspection

If your Motorcycle fails the Safety Certificate/ Roadworthy inspection then you have 14 days from the date of inspection, to rectify the defects. Once the defects have been fixed within the 14 days call us and we will come and complete a second inspection. The Safety Certificate/ Roadworthys will be issued as long as all defects have been fixed and apply to the Code of Practice.