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Motorcycle shops in Surrey, BC

We list 8 motorcycle businesses in Surrey, BC.

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Motorcycle Dealers in Surrey, BC

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Motorcycle Repair Shops in Surrey, BC

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Motorcycle Towing in Surrey, BC

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Motorcycle Training in Surrey, BC

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Before you book in Surrey, BC

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 shop

  • Do you work on my make and year? A shop 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 mount tires I bring in, and what does that cost? Many shops will, some will not, and the ones that do usually charge more per tire 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 shop 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 service shops have a trailer; most do not.

What to ask a tow operator before they load it

  • Do you carry motorcycle-rated straps or a wheel chock, and how will you secure the bike? Soft loops through the triple clamp or 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 is your service radius, and is the price by the kilometre or a flat call-out? Ask for the number before you give the address.

Seasonal note

Riding season here has a hard stop. Before the bike sits, fill the tank and add stabilizer, put the battery on a tender, and get the ethanol out of the carbs if it has them. The spring rush at every shop starts the first warm weekend, so book the pre-season service in late winter, not April.

Helmet and inspection rules

Helmets are required across Canada, and the approved-standard rules differ by province. Check your province's current rule before a long trip out of Surrey, BC. Driving in Canada, with a link to each province's licensing office (Government of Canada).

Riding around Surrey, BC

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Worth the ride

  • Sasquatch Provincial Park

    Coastal View

    Reached on Highway 7 six kilometres north of Harrison Hot Springs, finishing at the rocky shore of Harrison Lake.

  • Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park

    Viewpoint

    Sits just off Highway 5 north of Hope, making it a natural end point for a long run up the Fraser Valley.

  • White Rock Pier

    Coastal View

    Canada's longest pier reaches 470 metres into Semiahmoo Bay, with Marine Drive parking right behind it.

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