Wheel chocks, soft tie-downs at proper points, and drivers who actually ride. Your bike travels upright and arrives the way it left.
A motorcycle on the wrong truck is how tanks get dented and fairings get cracked. Proper bike transport means a flat tray, a wheel chock, and soft straps at the triple clamp and frame — not ratchets crushing bodywork. That's the standard on every bike job we dispatch.
Breakdowns and no-starts: dead lithium battery, chain snapped, electrical gremlins on the way home — drop a pin and a bike-ready truck gets matched, with your fixed price in writing first. Standard distance-based pricing applies, same as cars.
Planned moves: bought a bike on Marketplace across town? Track bike to the ride day? Moving house? Book a window and the tray turns up inside it. Interstate and regional runs — Geelong, Bendigo, statewide transport — are quoted as a single fixed price.
Dropped it and it won't stand? Bent bars, snapped lever, cracked engine case — tick "not drivable" and the driver brings what's needed to load it without making things worse.
Your exact price before we hook up. The number you accept is the number you pay.
Name, number and truck type before the driver leaves — you know exactly who's pulling up.
Watch the truck drive to you on a live map from the moment your quote's accepted.
Pay the driver at drop-off — always the fixed amount you accepted, never more.
Front wheel in a chock, soft straps to the triple clamp and rear frame or swingarm, compression checked so suspension isn't pinned. No straps over paint or plastics.
Yes — non-runners, barn finds and auction pickups are common jobs. If it rolls, it loads easily; if it doesn't, say so in the request and the driver comes prepared.
Same transparent structure as everything else: most metro moves land in the $99–$250 range with $2.90/km past the first 10km, quoted as one fixed number in writing before you accept.
Yes — scooters, mopeds, trail bikes and pit bikes all travel the same way: chocked, strapped and upright.
Fixed quote, proper tie-downs, and a driver who rides — no obligation until you accept.