Following the death of a loved one, there’s a lot to deal with. Is there a motorbike – or even a whole collection – in the garage, and are you unsure what to do with it? If so, I’d be happy to help — calmly, respectfully and without any fuss.

Many bereaved people don’t know what a classic motorbike is worth. Older motorbikes in particular — especially Harley-Davidsons from before 1985 — can be worth a great deal, even if they’ve been standing idle for years, no longer run or are incomplete. So make sure you get proper advice before you get rid of anything.

1. Get in
touch. Give me a call or send me an email – there’s no obligation. A photo and the story behind the motorbike are all I need to get started.

2. Home
valuation I’ll be happy to pop round at a time that suits you; we’ll inspect the motorbike on the spot and I’ll make you a fair offer — well-founded and with no strings attached.

3. Sorted
the same day Do you feel comfortable with the offer and are you happy to accept? Then we’ll sort everything straight away: payment, indemnity and transport. You won’t have to worry about a thing.