Motorbikes

We are a family run business based in Poole. We have been supplying the local community with all their motorcycling needs for over 15 years. We stock a large range of helmets, clothing, and accessories. We always aim to please, no matter the price point, whether it is someone looking to get on the road as affordably as possible or looking to splash out, we have something for everyone. We are a multi-franchise dealer which has allowed us to build up a large range of new and used motorcycles & scooters, usually with over 200 different models in stock, we have something to suit every budget. If you are looking to buy your next bike, call us on 01202 621768 and one of our friendly sales team will be happy to help. We also have a full workshop facility so we can look after your bike; from the most basic maintenance and servicing to complete overhauls our experienced mechanics would be happy to help. OUR OPENING HOURS (Excluding bank holidays) Monday to Saturday: 8:30am – 6pm Sunday: 10am - 4pm IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL US ON 01202 621768 Price subject to OTR costs. The all new Himalayan adventure bike marks a new era for Royal Enfield with the introduction of the Indian manufacturers first ever water cooled engine. With a claimed 40bhp and 29.5 ft/lb torque this 450 is a significant step in terms of performance over the original 24bhp Himalayan. Better quality suspension, improved ground clearance and the addition of ride by wire electronics which give the option of two different engine maps. Switchable ABS for off-road use and bigger brake discs and wheels means it remains as competent off-road as it does on-road. Despite significant weight savings with the new engine and frame, it still tips the scales at 181kg dry or 196kg wet which includes all fluids and the 17litre fuel tank 90% full making it a heavy bike for what is designed to be a lightweight adventure bike. It's difficult to know exactly why the weight is so high and only 2kg lighter than the previous model given that the new engine alone weighs 10kg less, but in its defence, it has clearly been built to last and boasts an impressive payload of 198kg. Retaining the same happy go lucky character of the original Himalayan it's a very easy bike to ride and as unintimidating as they come. It's not fast or high tech offering but in the real world of adventure travel it now ticks even more boxes than its predecessor.