motorbike roadworthy

Ah, the elusive 'roadworthy'—that magical certificate that tells the authorities your motorbike isn't a death trap on wheels. In Australia, a roadworthy certificate (or safety certificate) confirms your bike meets minimum safety standards. It covers brakes, tyres, lights, suspension, and more. Costs usually range between $40 to $100 AUD, depending on your location and the inspector. Remember, this certificate is often required when selling or transferring registration, and it’s valid for 30 days. For a proper inspection, you might want to check out ServiceCentral or similar services.