Soft straps, wheel chocks and a flatbed deck. Your bike arrives exactly as it left, whether it broke down or went down.
A motorcycle needs different handling to a car. Strapping one down by the handlebars or the frame can bend components or damage the forks. We use soft straps, wheel chocks and a proper tie-down arrangement on a flatbed deck.
If the bike will not start, will not shift, or has been dropped and something is bent, the safe answer is a flatbed rather than attempting to ride it. Riding a damaged motorcycle — even slowly — risks a second incident.
We tow to home, to a workshop, or to a dealership. Tell the dispatcher if the bike is damaged so we know whether it can be rolled onto the deck or needs to be lifted.
Soft straps at the triple tree or lower fork, front wheel in a chock, rear wheel strapped, and moderate front suspension compression. We never strap across the handlebars.
Yes, but tell us the damage when you call. If the bike cannot roll, we lift it onto the deck rather than dragging it.
Local transport inside Covington typically runs $85 to $150 depending on distance. Long-distance transport is priced per mile.
Yes. They are wider and need more deck space, so tell the dispatcher what you have when you call.
We secure it properly for the road, but we do not provide a covered trailer. If you need enclosed transport for a restored or high-value machine, ask when you call and we will tell you what is available.
One call reaches a dispatcher who knows Newton County roads. We tell you the arrival window before we hang up.
Call (470) 824-8110