My son is selling his bike to a guy in QLD. Is a victorian roadworthy recognised in QLD, or is he wasting his money as it ay need another done up there. 

 It's not recognised.

 its still law to sell a bike with a safety cert no matter where you live in aus as far as i know, even though there not valid from state to state.

if in dought call someone you can be liable!

australia.angloinfo.com/transport/vehicle-ownership/vehicle-inspection/

 

www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Registration/Transferring-registration.aspx

It wont be accepted in Qld but that shouldn't stop the sale. Just transfer it to the new owner that way he still has a registered vehicle. Then when he gets it here he will need a new Qld certificate to get Qld rego. As long as the 2 certificates cover all the same items the guy should be happy that he will get one here with out any issues. Only costs a few bucks and takes less than 1/2 hr in my experience

 Thanks guys.  Did a google search after my original post.  Seems the best is as Ozymax says.