Motorcycle Roadworthy Melbourne

Licenced Vic Roads Motorcycle Roadworthy Tester. Experts and experience with motorbike safety.

Motorcycle RWC / Roadworthy FAQ's

Trust MK1 Motorcycles for your Motorcycle Roadworthy. Vic Roads Licenced Tester.

Based at 1/3 Lathams Road, Carrum Downs, Melbourne

Our experienced team at MK1 are Vic Roads licensed testers and we are committed to delivering a comprehensive roadworthy inspection for your motorcycle.

A Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) is a legal document. Provided your inspection results in a pass, the RWC will only take around 1.5 hours. MK1 Motorcycles charge $220 for a roadworthy. There is no further fee for a Roadworthy Retest as long as our workshop team have completed the repairs.

You can trust our experienced team to meticulously assess your bike, communicate with you in a timely manner, and get you back on the road with minimum fuss.

Book your Motorcycle RWC

How much does a motorcycle roadworthy cost?Motorcycle RWC at MK1 are $220, which includes any required retesting, provided any repair work is done by our mechanics.

Book Online or Call 03 97751299

Our Location

1 / 3 Lathams Road, Carrum Downs 3195 VIC

Our Phone Number

03 97751299

Our Email Address

sales@mk1motorcycles.com.au

VIC Roads licensed Motorcycle Tester

It is important to know that in Melbourne, only a VIC Roads licensed tester, like MK1, can provide a RWC. Our Road Worthy Certificate verifies that your motorcycle has met specific official standards of safety and compliance set by the relevant authorities and is in drivable condition.

Why Chose MK1 Motorcycles for your Motorbike RWC?

Experienced Technicians – Our team brings years of experience in motorcycle maintenance and roadworthy inspections, ensuring excellent service every time.
Top Quality Facilities -Our workshop is equipped with the latest tools and technology to handle all aspects of the roadworthy inspection process. We use the VicRoads online system to ensure processing speed and efficiency.
Customer Orientated Approach – We value your time and convenience and offer flexible scheduling and prompt service to get your Motorcycle Roadworthy (RWC) certified quickly.
Detailed Safety Checks – We meticulously inspect brakes, tyres, suspension, lights, and other vital components to ensure they meet safety regulations.
Transparent Process – Our team will guide you through any necessary repairs or adjustments required to pass the roadworthy inspection.
Convenient and Efficient Service – At MK1 Motorcycles, we understand the importance of convenience. That’s why we save at least one appointment each day specifically for roadworthy inspections, allowing us to accommodate last-minute bookings whenever possible. Our competitive pricing ensures you receive exceptional value without compromising on quality.

What you can check before bringing in your Motorbike for a RWC.

Some customers like to complete a basic Motorcycle Roadworthy Checklist before booking their motorcycle for a roadworthy inspection. While this checklist cannot guarantee a successful inspection, it can help you avoid a wasted trip. You can find our MK1 suggestions for checking your bike here, and the list can be printed. If you prefer, please feel free to reach out to us by phone or check our FAQs; we are always happy to help.

Opening Hours

Monday – Friday, 8:30am until 5:00pm.

Don’t delay your Motorcycle Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) Inspection. Whether you’re searching for a dependable motorcycle roadworthy workshop nearby or you need pick-up service for a Motorbike RWC, MK1 Motorcycles is here to help.
Call us now, visit our workshop, or use our booking form to request your inspection time and ensure that your motorcycle is ready for the road.

In order to ensure that our qualified motorcycle inspectors cover a complete and comprehensive inspection, we follow a checklist of nearly all aspects of motorcycle safety.

Starting and stopping the engine.
Turning on the turn signals, brake lights, and headlights.
Switching between low and high beams.
Examining the steering, head stem, and bearings.
Checking the wheel bearings
Inspecting the chain and sprockets
Confirming the exhaust complies with regulations.
Checking tyre pressure and ensuring that there are no rips, tears, or cracks in the sidewalls.
Ensuring that the seat, handgrips, and mirrors are all functioning properly.
Conducting an overall safety check of the motorcycle.
Other safety-related items on the body, chassis or engine

Does a Roadworthy Certificate guarantee that the bike I am purchasing is in perfect condition?

Whilst it is ideal to purchase a second-hand bike with its RWC, It is important to note that a Roadworthy Certificate does not guarantee that the vehicle is in perfect condition without any wear or deterioration. Furthermore, it does not check the operation of non-safety-related accessories.

How long does a Roadworthy Take?

The inspection typically takes around 1.5 hours, during which our specialists assess each component, specifically looking for any signs of wear, damage, or non-compliance with safety standards.

Have a look at our latest article on how to obtain a Motorcycle Roadworthy Certificate in Victoria.

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding RWC Motorbikes Vic

How Much is a Motorcycle Roadworthy Certificate in Melbourne?

$220, which includes a thorough safety check over of your Bike, digital records and your certificate

Can I sell my Motorbike without a RWC?

You can sell a Registered Motorcycle without a Roadworthy Certificate in Victoria.
Importantly though the new owner must have a Roadworthy completed within 14 days of ownership.
In Melbourne it is usually best practice to ensure a vehicle has a RWC before selling.

What happens if my Motorcycle Fails its Roadworthy (RWC)

If your Motorcycle Fails its Roadworthy you will receive a detailed report of any items needing repair or replacement. You have 14 days to have these repairs completed.
Our team will be in immediate contact to confirm this.
We save space in our diary to complete minor repairs (with your permission) while the bike is on the bench.
As a result, we aim to get your vehicle back to you as quickly as possible.
More extensive repairs will be quoted.

Can I repair the RWC Fail List Myself?

Yes, you can.
It is important to note that our motorcycle mechanics must do a full re-inspection when you return the vehicle. This ensures that it is still in Roadworthy Condition and that the repairs are complete.
Consequently, we charge a small 15-minute re-inspection fee to complete this, update the digital records and issue the PASS.

Do I have to have Stock Pipes on My Bike to get a Roadworthy?

Yes in order to be in full compliance with Vic Roads legal requirements your Motorcycle must have OEM exhaust Pipes fitted at the time of inspection.

Do Dirt Bikes need a Roadworthy?

Only if you need the motorbike fully registered, then yes, you will need a roadworthy.
A Dirt Bike needs to be fully registered if you wish to ride on public roads.

How long does a Motorcycle Roadworthy Certificate Last For in Victoria?

In Melbourne, Victoria, a Motorcycle Roadworthy Certificate remains valid for 30 days from the date it is issued.

Do I need a Roadworthy to get a Recreational Registration?

It is not necessary to get a roadworthy for Recreational Registration.
No registration is needed for private land.

Which Motorbikes do not need a RWC in Victoria

The VIC ROADS website lists vehicles which are exempt.