Motorcycle recovery, not just cars

A bike is a different job

A car gets pulled up the bed on the winch. A bike does not. It is walked or ramped up, stood in a front wheel chock, then held with soft straps through the bars so the suspension is loaded evenly.

Nothing is hooked round the frame, the swingarm or the exhaust. Straps go where the bike is designed to take load, and the fairings are left alone.

If the bike is down

A dropped bike needs picking up and looking over before it goes anywhere. Bars, levers and pegs can be bent enough to jam a wheel, and a leaking tank changes how it travels.

Tell us on the phone that it went down and roughly how. That way the right chocks and straps come out of the truck first time, and you are not standing over it while we rethink.

Scooters are a small job

A 125 that will not start is one of the most common calls we get, and one of the cheapest. It is light, it loads quickly, and it comes off the bed at your garage or your door.

Moving a bike you have just bought, or one that is off the road for the winter, is handled the same way — seevehicle transport for planned collections and deliveries.

Around 30 minutes to Dartford, the Dartford Crossing and the nearby M25, traffic and availability permitting. For everywhere else, an exact ETA is given on the phone.