Motorcycle dealer delivery and transfers

Sold bikes delivered to your customers, transfers between sites and part-exchanges collected. One driver, one fixed price, and no VAT to add.

Your fixed price in seconds. No VAT to add, and nothing is booked until you say yes.

From

£99

No VAT to add

Who dealer transfers are for

For motorcycle dealers, garages and independent traders who need bikes moved without tying up their own staff or vans.

  • One fixed price before you book
  • One person from first message to handover
  • Brewood based, nationwide by quote
A row of new motorcycles lined up outside a glass-fronted showroom
Illustration, not one of my jobs.

How dealer transfers work

Four stops, from the first message to the handover.

  1. Step 1: Send the job

    Both postcodes, the bike, and when it needs to be there. One job or several.

  2. Step 2: Fixed price

    Dealer delivery starts at £99, fixed before I book it, with no VAT to add.

  3. Step 3: Off the forecourt

    I collect from your site or your customer, at the time we agreed.

  4. Step 4: Handed over

    Delivered and handed over to your customer or the other site.

What to have ready

Tick them off as you go. When every light is green, you're ready to book.

From

£99

Fixed for a standard weekday job

Your exact price comes from both postcodes. Weekends add a flat £50, and there's no VAT to add.

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Dealer transfers questions

Do motorcycle dealerships deliver?

Many do, and many use a transporter so their own staff can stay on site. That's the job I do for dealers.

How much is dealer motorcycle delivery?

Dealer delivery starts at £99. Longer runs are priced by total van miles, and you always get the figure before the job.

Can you move bikes between our sites?

Yes. Dealer to dealer and site to site transfers are part of the service.

Can you collect a part-exchange?

Yes, as long as it rolls, steers and brakes. I can't move bikes that don't, yet.

Do you charge VAT?

No. I'm not VAT registered.

Your instant price

  1. Finding both postcodes
  2. Plotting the route from Brewood
  3. Working out your price