What
Are
Registration
Requirements?
On
or before
January 1st
of each year,
the owner of
any ATV or
motorcycle,
used off
public-highways
must register
the machine
with the Idaho
Department of
Parks and
Recreation.
The department
or its
authorized
vendor will
issue the
owner a
registration
and a
registration
sticker. The
registration
fee is $10
which will
include a
$1.50 vendor
fee.
At
the time of
sale from any
dealer, each
off-highway
motorcycle or
ATV must be
registered
before it
leaves the
premises,
according to
section
67-7122, Idaho
Code.
The
purchaser of
an off-highway
motorcycle or
ATV, which has
been
previously
registered,
must transfer
the
registration
within 15 days
of the sale.
The transfer
fee is $3.00.
An application
for an Idaho
title must be
filed at the
nearest county
assessor's
office.
The
registration
sticker needs
to be placed
upon the
Motorcycle or
ATV in such a
manner that it
is completely
visible. The
registration
sticker also
needs to be
kept in a
legible
condition.
Registration
requirements
do not apply
to
non-resident
owners until
the owner
operates the
vehicle for
over 30 days
in Idaho.
After that
time,
non-resident
owners are
subject to the
registration
requirements.
What
is the
Motorbike
Recreation
Account?
$7.23
of the $10 fee
collected from
the sale of an
off-highway
vehicle
registration
is deposited
into the
Motorbike
Recreational
Account. The
money from
this account
can be used as
follows:
- For
securing
special
leases or
permits,
or the
actual
purchase
of land
under
private,
state or
federal
ownership
to be used
for
recreational
off-highway
vehicle
activity;
- For
securing,
maintenance,
construction
or
development
of trails
and other
facilities
for
off-highway
vehicle
use on
state and
federal
lands;
- To
finance
the
formulation
and
implementation
of an
off-the-road
rider
education
program;
- To
acquire
applicable
federal
matching
funds.
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