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Moto40
Wide view of the Moto40 workbench line and service lifts

What we do

Services

Work is quoted after the motorcycle has been looked at, not before. You are told what was found and what it needs, and nothing proceeds without your approval.

Moto40 workbenches with tool boards and motorcycle lifts
01

General Service

Scheduled maintenance carried out to the manufacturer's intervals, with everything checked rather than assumed.

Oil and filters, brake inspection and bleeding, chain and sprocket wear, valve clearance where the interval calls for it. You get told what was found and what it needs before anything is replaced.

The glass-walled clean room at Moto40 used for engine, suspension and ECU work
02

Diagnostics

Finding the actual fault before anything is ordered or replaced.

Fault codes are a starting point, not an answer. Electrical, fuelling and running issues are traced to the component that is actually at fault, and the reasoning is explained to you.

A KTM Duke raised on a Moto40 service lift
03

Suspension

Setup, servicing and rebuilds for road and off-road motorcycles.

Fork and shock servicing, seal replacement, oil and spring changes, and setup for rider weight and use. Geometry and alignment checked as part of the job.

Close detail of a yellow and graphite Moto40 tool chest
04

Electrical

Wiring, charging and auxiliary work done properly rather than spliced in.

Charging system testing, wiring repair, and auxiliary installations — lighting, heated grips, accessory circuits — wired and fused correctly.

A Moto40 service bay in daylight, scissor lift raised, greenery through the windows
05

Engine Repairs

Internal work carried out in a closed clean room, away from workshop dust.

Top-end and bottom-end work, gasket and seal replacement, and rebuilds. Engine, suspension and ECU work happens in a dedicated enclosed room rather than on the open floor.

Not sure which one you need?

Describe the motorcycle and what it is doing. Working that out is part of the job.