Quad registration

[User00056]

Banging my head off a brick wall today. Hopefully it's just me being thick, but has anyone else found this process mind-bogglingly unintuitive? I'm struggling to actually find any online advice from DVLA as to how to do it. It's a brand new bike, fully road-legal, and all I need is the ability to travel a couple of hundred yards on public roads legally.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

 

[VSS]

It's a nightmare.
I gave up in the end, and traded mine in for a new machine that was already registered.

 

[User00056]

It's a nightmare

Really? I was led to believe it was simple enough, but I've been doing nothing other than chase my own tail all day.

 

[J.kerslake]

If it’s a brand new bike surely the dealer can help you with it?

 

[Goingback]

Quite simple...... I have explained it a couple of times on here. I would suggest a search.
The last one that i registered was back in February. I have registered four second hand ones now

 

[User00056]

Quite simple...... I have explained it a couple of times on here. I would suggest a search

Thanks.

 

[Goingback]

Obtain 'certificate of conformity' or 'certificate of import from the UK main dealer - mine cost about £50 and took a few days
Fill out an application for registering a vehicle from DVLA - can't remember the form number but costs £55 - you only fill out about a quarter of the form as most irrelevant - takes about 2 weeks to get the logbook

Insure and put plates on. road kits from Quatech are brilliant and mean that you can safely operate the machine on the road, day or night

 

[Goingback]

I will try and find the posts that I have made in the past as they quote all of the relevant form numbers

 

[Goingback]

Download form V55/5 on DVLA website

 

[Goingback]

The UK dealer for your atv will need the serial no's and vin for your vehicle

 

[75]

Banging my head off a brick wall today. Hopefully it's just me being thick, but has anyone else found this process mind-bogglingly unintuitive? I'm struggling to actually find any online advice from DVLA as to how to do it. It's a brand new bike, fully road-legal, and all I need is the ability to travel a couple of hundred yards on public roads legally.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Brand new bike - I'd be getting the dealer to do it. They do it every day of the week so will know exactly what to do. That's what I did with mine and it was very painless.

 

[User00056]

Called the dealer (Gordonagri - highly recommend them, incidentally) and they'll sort it for £100 or so. Good news

 

[Goingback]

Brand new bike - I'd be getting the dealer to do it. They do it every day of the week so will know exactly what to do. That's what I did with mine and it was very painless.

Yes, a couple of new quads that I have bought, otr was included in the purchase