Sample website for Two Wheel Garage, a fictional motorcycle repair, built with AI Web Maker.

Serviced to the maker's schedule

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.

50 to 1300 ccscooters to tourers
Job cardwith every bike
Trailercollection from $45
A mechanic adjusting the chain of a motorcycle on a workshop lift
  • Maker's schedules followed
  • Job card with every bike
  • Covered trailer collection
  • 12 month guarantee

Service levels

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.

Scooter service

labour, from$89

About 90 minutesUp to 300 cc
  • Oil, filter and spark plug
  • Drive belt and rollers inspected
  • Brakes, lights and tyres checked
Book a scooter service

Interim service

labour, from$129

About 2 hoursBetween main services
  • Engine oil and filter changed
  • Chain cleaned, lubricated and adjusted
  • Pads, fluids and tyres measured
Book an interim service
Most booked

Full service

labour, from$249

About 4 hoursTo the maker's schedule
  • Everything in the interim service
  • Air filter and plugs when due
  • Brake and clutch fluid changed when due
  • Steering and wheel bearings checked for play
Choose full service

Major service

labour, from$449

A full day or moreValve clearances
  • Everything in the full service
  • Valve clearances measured and set
  • Throttle bodies balanced where fitted
  • Coolant changed on liquid cooled bikes
Book a major service

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.

Repairs on the bench

Diagnosis first, then a price before any work starts. Most repairs are booked in within the week.

Brakes

Pads, discs and hoses replaced, calipers stripped and rebuilt with new seals, then the system bled and the lever feel checked.

Caliper rebuildfrom $85

Chain and sprockets

Chain and both sprockets replaced as a set, the chain cut to length and the slack set to the figure in the handbook.

Fitting, labourfrom $75

Tyres

Wheels removed, tyres fitted and balanced, valves renewed and pressures set. Bring your own tyres or ask us to order a pair.

Per wheel, labourfrom $35

Electrics

Charging faults, flat batteries, chafed wiring and flickering lights traced with a meter rather than guesswork.

Diagnosisfrom $60

Carburettors and injection

Carburettors cleaned and balanced after storage, injection faults read, and fuel pumps and filters tested.

Pair of carburettorsfrom $140

Suspension

Fork seals and oil renewed, and sag set for your weight and the way you ride, solo or with a passenger.

Fork seals, labourfrom $150

Diagnosis is charged at $60 an hour and credited against the repair if you go ahead with us.

What the job card records

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.

AreaWhat we checkWhat goes on the card
TyresTread depth, cracking, the date code and pressuresDepth in millimetres and the age of each tyre
BrakesPad thickness, disc wear, fluid age and lever feelPad and disc measurements
Chain and sprocketsStretch, tight spots, slack and tooth wearSlack as set, and the wear found
Steering and bearingsPlay in the head bearings, wheel bearings and swing armAny play found and what was done about it
Lights and electricsEvery bulb, the horn, the battery and the charging voltageBattery and charging readings
Leaks and fixingsFork seals, oil and coolant leaks, and the main fastenersAny leak and its likely source
A technician measuring tyre tread depth on a touring motorcycle

Ready for the test, the tour or the track

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.

  • Pre test inspection, from $69
  • Back on the road after storage, from $119
  • Touring check before a long trip, from $99
  • Track day preparation to the organiser's list

On the lift this month

Six jobs from the bench, from a scooter belt to a tourer packed and ready for the road.

How a workshop day runs

  1. Book a slot

    Choose the service or describe the fault, and pick a drop off day. We confirm it or offer another day.

  2. Drop off by 09:00

    We walk round the bike with you, note the mileage and agree a spending limit for anything extra.

  3. Call before extra work

    If we find more than was booked, we phone with the price and do nothing until you say yes.

  4. Collect with the card

    Pick the bike up from 16:00 with the job card, the stamped service record and the old parts if you want them.

From riders (example reviews)

The job card had tyre depths, pad thickness and chain slack written in numbers. Clearer than any service record this bike has had before.
Jonas H.Full service
The scooter had stood all winter. Fuel system cleaned, new battery fitted, and it started on the first press on collection day.
Aisha M.Back on the road after storage
They found play in the steering head before a long trip, rang with the price, and had new bearings in by the next afternoon.
Diego R.Touring check

Questions riders ask us

Does an independent service affect the maker's warranty?

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.

Do you work on scooters and small bikes?

Yes, from 50 cc scooters to large tourers. Scooters with belt drives get the belt, rollers and clutch checked at every service.

Can riders bring their own parts?

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.

Do you sign the bike off after a service?

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.

How long will the bike be with you?

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.

Can you collect the bike?

Yes, on a covered trailer, from $45 each way within 15 km. Bikes that will not start are fine; mention it when you book.

Who is paid, and when?

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.

Book the bike in

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.

  • Price agreed before any extra work
  • Written job card with every bike
  • Collection by trailer from $45

The workshop uses these details to arrange this booking only.

Find the workshop

Drop offs start at 08:00 on weekdays, and bikes are parked inside the gate.

Reach us

+1 555 0235

workshop@example.com

Workshop on the trading estate by the railway, with secure indoor parking for booked bikes

Workshop hours

Monday to Friday08:00 to 17:30
Saturday08:30 to 13:00
SundayClosed

Trailer collection

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.

About this sample page

Lifts, job cards and a turning wheel: inside the Two Wheel Garage sample

Two Wheel Garage is a fictional motorcycle workshop, written up by AI Web Maker to show a garage selling its method rather than slogans on one scrolling page. A slowly turning spoked wheel sits at the corner of the hero photo, next to a heading about servicing to the maker's schedule. Four priced service levels and six bench repairs come first, followed by a table of what the job card records. Preparation for tests, storage, touring and track days fills the middle, with starting prices and a note that rules vary by country. Every section answers a rider's question about price or method, which is why the page reads as one argument.

A garage on AI Web Maker describes its services and opening hours in a few sentences and gets back a draft with service cards and a booking form. Riders request a drop off day, and the garage confirms it, offers another or turns it down, settling payment with the rider directly. Building costs nothing; after launch the garage's hosting comes to $119 across twelve months, or $19 for a lone month, and the domain is billed on top. This page lays out the thinking behind each part of the sample. A real workshop can replace the photos and prices with its own while keeping the order.

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