Scooter service
labour, from$89
- Oil, filter and spark plug
- Drive belt and rollers inspected
- Brakes, lights and tyres checked
Motorcycles and scooters of every size serviced, repaired and prepared for the road, the test and the long trip. Each bike leaves with a job card that lists what we checked, what we measured and what we changed.

Labour prices for a typical single or twin cylinder road bike, with oil, filters and plugs charged as fitted. Four cylinder engines, shaft drives and large tourers take longer, and we confirm the price when you book.
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We follow the service schedule in the maker's handbook for your model and mileage, and stamp your service record when the work is done.
Diagnosis first, then a price before any work starts. Most repairs are booked in within the week.
Pads, discs and hoses replaced, calipers stripped and rebuilt with new seals, then the system bled and the lever feel checked.
Chain and both sprockets replaced as a set, the chain cut to length and the slack set to the figure in the handbook.
Wheels removed, tyres fitted and balanced, valves renewed and pressures set. Bring your own tyres or ask us to order a pair.
Charging faults, flat batteries, chafed wiring and flickering lights traced with a meter rather than guesswork.
Carburettors cleaned and balanced after storage, injection faults read, and fuel pumps and filters tested.
Fork seals and oil renewed, and sag set for your weight and the way you ride, solo or with a passenger.
Diagnosis is charged at $60 an hour and credited against the repair if you go ahead with us.
No vague all clear. The card lists what was checked and measured on the day and anything we advise fixing soon, so you can decide with the numbers in front of you.
| Area | What we check | What goes on the card |
|---|---|---|
| Tyres | Tread depth, cracking, the date code and pressures | Depth in millimetres and the age of each tyre |
| Brakes | Pad thickness, disc wear, fluid age and lever feel | Pad and disc measurements |
| Chain and sprockets | Stretch, tight spots, slack and tooth wear | Slack as set, and the wear found |
| Steering and bearings | Play in the head bearings, wheel bearings and swing arm | Any play found and what was done about it |
| Lights and electrics | Every bulb, the horn, the battery and the charging voltage | Battery and charging readings |
| Leaks and fixings | Fork seals, oil and coolant leaks, and the main fasteners | Any leak and its likely source |

Testing and registration rules differ from country to country, and so does the list an inspector works through. Before a test we go through the list that applies where the bike is registered, put right anything that would fail it, and tell you what we found.
Bikes coming out of storage get fresh fuel, a charged battery, sticking brakes cleaned and loosened and tyres checked for flat spots and age. Before a long tour we look hardest at the chain, tyres and brakes, the parts that wear fastest under a loaded bike.
Six jobs from the bench, from a scooter belt to a tourer packed and ready for the road.






Choose the service or describe the fault, and pick a drop off day. We confirm it or offer another day.
We walk round the bike with you, note the mileage and agree a spending limit for anything extra.
If we find more than was booked, we phone with the price and do nothing until you say yes.
Pick the bike up from 16:00 with the job card, the stamped service record and the old parts if you want them.
The job card had tyre depths, pad thickness and chain slack written in numbers. Clearer than any service record this bike has had before.
The scooter had stood all winter. Fuel system cleaned, new battery fitted, and it started on the first press on collection day.
They found play in the steering head before a long trip, rang with the price, and had new bearings in by the next afternoon.
In many countries an independent workshop can service a bike under warranty, as long as the maker's schedule and suitable parts are used. The rules vary by country and by the maker's terms, so check your warranty booklet. We follow the schedule and record every step, so you have the paperwork.
Yes, from 50 cc scooters to large tourers. Scooters with belt drives get the belt, rollers and clutch checked at every service.
Yes, for tyres, chains and most service items, as long as they suit the bike. Labour costs the same, and the guarantee then covers our work rather than the parts.
We sign the job card, which lists every item we checked and measured and anything we advise putting right soon. It records the condition of the bike on the day; it is not a promise about how the bike will behave later, so keep an eye on tyres, chain and brakes between visits.
Most services are finished the same day if the bike is in by 09:00. Repairs waiting for parts can take longer, and the bike is stored indoors while it waits.
Yes, on a covered trailer, from $45 each way within 15 km. Bikes that will not start are fine; mention it when you book.
Settle the bill with us at collection. Parts ordered specially for your bike, such as a pair of tyres, take a deposit when they are ordered.
Choose the work, a drop off day and a time. We confirm the slot or suggest another, and we call before doing anything you have not agreed to.
Drop offs start at 08:00 on weekdays, and bikes are parked inside the gate.
Workshop on the trading estate by the railway, with secure indoor parking for booked bikes
| Monday to Friday | 08:00 to 17:30 |
| Saturday | 08:30 to 13:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
A covered trailer collects and returns bikes within 15 km, from $45 each way. Bikes that will not start are welcome; say so when you book.
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