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Enclosed transport for collection and competition motorcycles

A motorcycle doesn't stand on its own: a single point of fall, fragile fairings, a painted tank. Front wheel chock, soft-loop straps, frame tie-down — not a truck that “also takes bikes”, a proper discipline.

Vintage motorcycles strapped on the upper deck of a transporter

Why a motorcycle is tied down differently

A car settles on its four wheels; a motorcycle doesn't. It has a single point of balance and surfaces that forgive nothing: fairings, tank, exhausts, rims.

Badly secured, it tips or gets marked. That is why motorcycle tie-down is a craft in itself — not a box ticked on a quote.

A front wheel chock holds the bike upright; soft-loop straps run to the frame or the fork triple clamp — never to the handlebars, the fairings or the hoses. Tension controlled, so the fork isn't compressed.

Every motorcycle travels motionless, contact-free, mark-free.

Motorcycle tie-down, a discipline apart

Collection and competition

Collection bikes & classics

Vintage motorcycles, restorations, rare models: the same regard as for a collector car — enclosed box, discretion, photographed condition report at departure and arrival.

From paddock to grid

Race bikes, circuit days, trackdays: delivered to the paddock and brought home after the event, for one machine or a whole team.

Event support

Circuit logistics is a service in its own right — on site, on time.

Our tie-down method

Wheel chock

The front wheel locked in a chock, the bike stays upright — no side stand, no weight on the fairings.

Soft loops to the frame

Straps run to the frame or the triple clamp, tension controlled: the fork isn't compressed, the seals don't suffer.

Two separated decks

Loading by ramp and tail lift, each machine in its place — from a single bike to several for a team.

Value, guaranteed

Named ceilings

The motorcycle transport market is saturated with lowest-price offers; we don't play there. CMR conditions, additional cover up to €850,000 per vehicle, own fleet, in-house crew.

All marques

Ducati, BMW Motorrad, Harley-Davidson, MV Agusta, Triumph, vintage machines. Unsure about yours? Just ask.

Transport insurance

What CMR really covers, and why named ceilings change everything: our article lays it out.

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Frequently asked questions

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  • Front wheel chock and soft-loop straps to the frame or the triple clamp — never to the handlebars or the fairings — with controlled tension so the fork isn't compressed.

  • Yes, on separated decks — from a single bike to several machines for a team or an event.

  • CMR conditions with additional cover up to €850,000 per vehicle and €1,350,000 per transport, confirmed in writing before departure.

  • Yes: delivery to the paddock and return after the event — Spa-Francorchamps, Zolder and beyond.

  • All of them — Ducati, BMW Motorrad, Harley-Davidson, MV Agusta, Triumph, vintage and rare machines. In doubt? Just ask.