01Start with the distance and bike model
The homepage gives indicative market ranges for standard 100–150cc and sports bikes. These are planning estimates, not a confirmed offer. A short move with difficult pickup access can require a different arrangement from a longer move between well-connected locations.
For a useful quote, share the exact pickup and delivery areas, model, running condition and preferred moving date. Mention modifications, luggage boxes or accessories that change the bike’s size or handling.
View estimated charges ↗02Compare like-for-like inclusions
Ask for packing, local pickup, loading, long-distance transport, unloading and local delivery to be listed separately or expressly included in one total. Confirm whether the price is for address-to-address service or a handover at a collection point.
A transport-only figure and a door-to-door figure can cover different work. If one estimate is lower, check its inclusions before comparing the totals.
03Extra handling can change the arrangement
Tell the team about narrow access lanes, basement parking, restricted loading times or a non-running bike. A heavy motorcycle, damaged wheel or delicate modification may need a separate loading assessment.
For electric models, disclose the battery type and any damage or fault. Carrier acceptance and handling instructions must be confirmed before collection.
04Confirm the total and payment stages
Get applicable taxes, optional packing upgrades and any transit cover shown clearly in writing. Ask when the advance and balance are due, who receives payment, and what acknowledgement you will receive.
Before paying, read the cancellation and rescheduling terms and confirm the estimated pickup and delivery window. An enquiry submission starts a quotation discussion; it does not reserve a vehicle or fix a price.