Motorcycle Detail Service

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"Motorcycle detailing is a little more straight forward," said no detailer ever.  Motorcycles are especially complicated to price because there's so many variables. Regardless of those variables, we get started at $150 for most well-kept motorcycles. From there, all bets are off. There's the obvious stuff to adjust for, like better wax or paint correction. There's also more complicated stuff like metal polishing--Is it aluminum or chrome? Is it clear coated? Does it have rust? Are they spoke wheels, or one piece? Do the fenders cover the wheels? Are we taking the seat off? Is there a faring, dash, bags? Just as a rule of thumb, our average motorcycle customer usually spends $200-300 to get the results they want. We've usually found it helpful to have a conversation with our customers beforehand to find out their needs, then talk about pricing. If you have more questions, feel free to call us at 321-622-6229 or send us an email.

By this point, you may have noticed certain things that get spelled out in almost everything that is on the website, and the Motorcycle Page isn't about to start off any different. That's because motorcycles aren't different from the other vehicles we detail in the sense that they all need to have a "base" amount of cleaning done before we start working on improving the overall condition of the bike we're working on. This Base Detail that keeps being mentioned will typically run $150-200 for most bikes and includes decontaminating the bike from oil, grease, bugs, and road grime along with a hand wash and at least a spray wax. Though most of our customers want or need more for their service. We use specialty products and tools (like a motorcycle lift) to make sure we're giving every single customer the most value for their money possible. Give us a try and see why we're the #1 motorcycle detailer in Brevard County and beyond.

 Something else you might have noticed by now is that we don't give out exact pricing on much of anything we do here. Before we ever talk about price, we need to know what we're getting into: Is it sport bike or cruiser? Does it have an open engine? Is there a fairing? Bags? Trunk? And beyond these things, we need to know what type of wax we're doing. Does the paint need compounding or polishing? Are we going to be polishing metal? Is it aluminum or chrome? If you've got questions about how much it will cost to have your particular project worked on, we encourage you to give us a call at 321-622-6229 or send us an email.