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Road Legal?

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as a newbie I thought some-one could clue me up on this..

Are some trials bikes road legal (those with headlights and V5?)

What is the benefit of a road legal trials bike?

What would you look for as a beginner - I guess you pay more for a road legal bike?

If buying a non road legal bike how do you check the seller is the owner!

Edited by men8ifr

as a newbie I thought some-one could clue me up on this..

Are some trials bikes road legal (those with headlights and V5?)

What is the benefit of a road legal trials bike?

What would you look for as a beginner - I guess you pay more for a road legal bike?

If buying a non road legal bike how do you check the seller is the owner!

Yes to your first question, no need for a headlight though - do a search for 'day light Mot' on these forums.

Benefits include: -

1) being able to ride trials that have some road work included

2) easier to insure a bike when it has been registered with the DVLA

I wouldn't pay any more for a road registered bike if I was buying second hand, nice if it's already been done though.

Ask the current owner for a receipt if they bought it new and/or check the frame and engine numbers with the UK importer...

Edited by Kinell

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