| Engine Type | Basic | Full |
| Inline 4 cylinder | £140 | £370 |
| V-Twin - up to 650cc | £130 | £300 |
| V-Twin - Over 650cc | £140 | £320 |
| V4 | £170 | POA |
| 125cc | £95 | £260 |
| Basic | Full | |
| New oil and filter |
yes
|
yes
|
| Coolant level check/top up |
yes
|
yes
|
| Electrical charging check |
yes
|
yes
|
| Chain clean, lube, and adjust |
yes
|
yes
|
| Tyre Inspection and pressures |
yes
|
yes
|
| Full chassis Inspect and lube |
yes
|
yes
|
| Full safety inspection |
yes
|
yes
|
| Check operation of all controls & lights |
yes
|
yes
|
| Brake fluid flush and renew |
no
|
yes
|
| Air filter inspect |
no
|
yes
|
| Spark plug inspect |
no
|
yes
|
| Clutch fluid flush and renew |
no
|
yes
|
| Final transmission oil replaced (shaft) |
no
|
yes
|
| Strip and clean all brake callipers |
no
|
yes
|
| Valve clearance check * |
no
|
yes
|
| Coolant flush and renew |
no
|
yes
|
| New spark plugs |
no
|
yes
|
| New air filter |
no
|
yes
|
| Road test and report |
no
|
yes
|
*If valve shims need to be changed there is an additional charge of £70 for the labour, and £5/shim for parts
Tyre Changes
| Loose Wheels | £15 / Wheel |
| Wheel on Bike | £30 / Wheel |
| Fire disposal | £3 / Tyre |
Carburettors
| Ultrasonic cleaning | POA |
| Carb rebuild and cleaning | POA |
| Carb removal and refit | POA |
Fork Seal Replacement
| Loose Forks (off bike) | £120 |
| Fork on bike | £180 |
Chains & Sprockets
| Up to 250cc | From £80 |
| 251cc to 750cc | From £150 |
| 751cc + | From £170 |
Valve Clearances
| Valve Clearance check with report | £200 |
| Valve Clearance check adjustment | £350 |
| Shim (if required) | £5 |
Misc
| Head Bearing | £45 ph |
| Brake calliper strip & rebuild | £65 / per |
| Exhaust System Fitting | £45 ph |
| General Labour Rate | £45 ph |
| Bike Collection / Delivery | POA - min £30 |
*prices are subject to VAT.
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