Government announces road tax increaseWhat are you playing at, Darling? Visordown News Updated: 12 Sep 2024 Share MOTORCYCLE road fund licence - better known as road tax - is set to rise from April 1st 2010, the Government announced earlier this week in the Budget.Motorcycle road tax increases: Above 600cc: £66 to £70 401cc and 600cc: £48 to £50 Unchanged:151cc to 400cc: £33Up to 150cc: £15 Previous Article Man admits killing biker over business feud Next Article Flame-throwing scooter inventor under arrest Related Articles General Biker reveals importance of life-saving skills after overcoming cardiac arrest General Triumph Originals competition takes a step closer to revealing 2026 winner General Tickets for one Indian Motorcycle’s biggest 2027 events are already on sale General Sam Sunderland completes the first leg of his world record attempt on a new 2027 Triumph Tiger 1200 General Custom-built Harley-Davidson Breakout wins new European competition General Suzuki’s Supercross-winning RM-Z450 is now available with big savingsLatest News MotoGP KTM “will not sell” part of MotoGP team as company returns to profit 1h ago Road Racing TT confirms big changes to 2027 schedule 2h ago New Bikes Competition-focused Cota 301RR headlines Montesa’s 2027 line-up 3h ago New Bikes One of Suzuki’s most popular motorcycles is set to be revived 5h ago New Bikes Honda reveals first electric mountain bike at major European festival 6h agoSign up for The Visordown NewsletterYour information will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Leave this field blank More News New Bikes Ducati reveals full details of new Desmo450 SM ahead of December arrival 7h ago MotoGP Nicolo Bulega avoids injury after crashing Ducati 850cc bike at Mugello 17/09/26 New Bikes Ducati to reveal brand-new Streetfighter model for 2027 17/09/26 New Bikes Forget the weak beer; this Sköll packs 80bhp 17/09/26 New Bikes Yamaha’s new off-road models are more enduro-focused than ever 17/09/26