We are a small, friendly and extremely efficient Transport Company, that was established in the late 1990’s with the sole intention of transporting motorcycles at a top class professional level around the UK and Europe. Each and every member of the workforce is a dedicated and extremely keen biker - delivering bikes and handling them as if they were their own, and treating them with the attention and TLC that comes with it. Much different, I am sure you will agree, from the average Transport/Shipping company that has been asked to ‘shift’ a motorcycle - and will treat it as any other package - say no more! I myself have been a biker for many years, and I know, as I am sure you do, that you could use 200 feet of rope to tie a bike down, BUT if you don’t do it properly it will go over at the first roundabout. We are all fully trained and experienced in strapping bikes down. We use the latest, fully equipped and prepared Mercedes Sprinter Vans, professional ratchet straps, foam padding and so on, and only ever have four bikes on the van at any one time - ie you will be paying for a quarter of the van, and your bike will NOT be touching any other bike. The bikes are all covered and padded and totally protected and safe in transit. Its also worth mentioning that we treat all bikes with the same level of TLC - whether it’s a brand new Sportsbike fresh from the crate, or a restoration project in the form of a rolling chassis and a load of bits in boxes! You will always be treated on a personal level, we are not a massive corporation, with an anonymous identity where you speak to someone different everytime, and have to explain who you are and so on. You will always speak to the same person, who will know exactly what your booking details are, locations/times of collection and delivery and so on. Communication is extremely important to Headstocks Transport Company, and you are free to call or email us at ANY time, with any query no matter how big or small, or even just to get a progress report - I know I would if it were my bike being transported.
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