Motorcycle shops in Melbourne, Australia
We list 10 motorcycle businesses in Melbourne, Australia.
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Motorcycle Dealers in Melbourne, Australia
- +61 3 9699 6000
Advent Motorcycles
91-95 Montague St, South Melbourne VIC 3205
- 03 9038 9133
MotoGC
252-254 Settlement Road, Thomastown VIC 3074
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Motorcycle Mechanics in Melbourne, Australia
- +61 3 9879 6688
Intune Motor Cycles
Factory 3-4 / 2 Olive Grove, Ringwood VIC 3134
- 03 9775 1299
MK1 Motorcycles
1/3 Lathams Rd, Carrum Downs VIC 3201
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Motorcycle Towing in Melbourne, Australia
- +61 3 7042 2052
Preston Towing Melbourne
11 Bailey Ave, Preston VIC 3072
- (03) 9429 1234
Gardenstate Towing
398 Plummer St, Port Melbourne VIC 3207
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Motorcycle Parts & Gear in Melbourne, Australia
- +61 3 9758 8008
Bikers Gear Australia (Knoxfield)
Unit 1/1640 Ferntree Gully Road, Knoxfield VIC 3180
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Motorcycle Training in Melbourne, Australia
- +61 1300 788 382
Ride-Tek MTA (Sandown)
Sandown Raceway, Gate 16, 591-659 Princes Hwy, Springvale VIC
- +61 3 5979 1600
Baylink Motorcycle Training Centre
20A Kanowna St, Hastings VIC 3915
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Motorcycle Hire & Tours in Melbourne, Australia
- +61 466 684 068
Moto Aqua
41 Aster Avenue, Carrum Downs VIC 3201
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Before you book in Melbourne, Australia
A few things riders around here ask before handing over a bike. None of it is specific to one shop above.
What to ask a workshop
- Do you work on my make and year? A workshop that mostly sees late-model Japanese bikes may not want a 1978 twin, and it is better to hear that on the phone than at the counter.
- Will you fit tyres I bring in, and what does that cost? Many workshops will, some will not, and the ones that do usually charge more per tyre than for rubber they sold you.
- What is the diagnostic fee, and does it come off the repair if I go ahead? Ask before the bike is on the lift.
- Appointment or walk-in, and what is the turnaround right now? In season a good workshop can be two or three weeks out.
- Can you collect a bike that will not run, or do I need to arrange a tow? Some workshops have a trailer; most do not.
- Can you do the safety inspection my state needs for registration or a sale, and are you licensed to issue it? Ask before you book, because not every workshop is.
What to ask a tow operator before they load it
- Do you carry motorcycle straps or a wheel chock, and how will you secure the bike? Soft loops through the yokes (the triple clamp) or the frame, never around the bars or a fairing.
- Flatbed or wheel-lift? A motorcycle needs a flatbed, or a purpose-built cradle. A wheel-lift built for cars is the wrong tool.
- Will you take a bike that will not roll, for example with a seized rear wheel or a bent fork?
- What area do you cover, and is the price per kilometre or a fixed call-out fee? Ask for the number before you give the address.
Seasonal note
Sun and heat are the maintenance story here. Check tyre pressure cold before every ride (hot bitumen adds a lot), watch coolant and oil levels through summer, and expect rubber to age in the sun faster than the tread wears. Early starts beat the afternoon heat, on the bike and at the workshop.
Helmet and inspection rules
Each state and territory adopts the road rules in its own law, and the details can differ across a border. Check the current rules before you ride Melbourne, Australia out into another state. Australian road rules, and where each state publishes its own.
Riding around Melbourne, Australia
Find a route, schedule a group ride, or meet other riders at a Ride-In.
Worth the ride
Black Spur
Mountain View
Thirty km of the Maroondah Highway between Healesville and Narbethong, tight bends through tall mountain ash forest.
Mount Dandenong
Viewpoint
A weekend favourite east of town, where lookouts near the summit break up the climb.
Arthurs Seat Road and Summit Lookout
Viewpoint
Winding road from Dromana up to the summit lookout, with views over Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne skyline.
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