BUILT AROUND REAL USE
THE RIGHT MACHINE FOR THE JOB
Motorbikes & Quads brings practical two-wheel and four-wheel machines together under one roof. The range covers delivery motorcycles for daily routes, utility and recreational quads, dirt bikes, go-karts and the spares needed to keep them moving.
As an authorised Big Boy dealer, the team can help compare sizes, engine options and intended use without turning the conversation into a sales pitch. The starting point is always the same: understand what you need the machine to do, then narrow the choice to something that makes sense.
Whether the priority is dependable transport, useful carrying capacity, a first off-road machine or weekend track time, the advice stays grounded in how the vehicle will actually be used.
DELIVERY READY
Simple, economical motorcycles equipped for everyday routes and practical carrying needs.
BUILT FOR MORE
Utility and recreational quads selected for work, open ground and weekend riding.
WHAT WE SELL
FIVE LINES. ONE PRACTICAL APPROACH.
Each category serves a different kind of rider or business. Clear product groupings make it easier to compare the machines that belong on the same shortlist.
DELIVERY BIKES
Everyday motorcycles for local deliveries, commuting and light commercial use, with sensible running costs and useful load options.
QUAD BIKES
Youth, recreational and utility quads for open ground, farms and controlled off-road riding.
DIRT BIKES
Entry-level and recreational dirt bikes for riders learning the basics or spending weekends on the track.
GO-KARTS
Compact machines made for straightforward fun, simple controls and suitable supervised riding areas.
SPARES
Parts, service items and workshop support to help owners maintain the machines they already rely on.
WORKDAY OR WEEKEND
CHOOSE FOR WHERE IT WILL BE USED
A machine that suits a farm track is not automatically the right machine for a delivery route. Rider size, terrain, carrying needs, transmission and experience all change the answer.
That is why the conversation starts with use rather than appearance. Tell the team where it will run, who will ride it and what it needs to carry. Those details help separate the useful features from the unnecessary ones.
For younger riders, the same care applies to physical size, controls, supervision and a suitable riding environment. The aim is a manageable starting point, not simply the biggest engine available.
SERVICE, REPAIRS & SPARES
SUPPORT THAT CONTINUES AFTER THE SALE
Buying the machine is only one part of ownership. Maintenance, wear items, setup and access to the correct parts all influence how well it continues to perform.
The workshop supports servicing and repairs across the core range. Customers can also ask for spares and service items by sharing the model, engine size and the part they need help identifying.
- Routine servicing and mechanical repairs
- Parts and consumables for supported models
- Product setup and practical ownership guidance
- Help identifying the right replacement item
If a requirement needs closer inspection, the team will say so. Clear information upfront helps avoid ordering the wrong component or overlooking a related issue.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
STRAIGHT ANSWERS AT EVERY STEP
START WITH THE JOB
Advice begins with the route, terrain, rider and carrying requirement, so the recommendation stays relevant.
COMPARE LIKE WITH LIKE
Models are compared on the details that affect daily use, including size, controls, transmission and equipment.
CHECK THE DETAILS
If availability, compatibility or lead time needs confirmation, the team checks it instead of guessing.
KEEP IT MOVING
Service, repairs and spares give owners a practical place to return when the machine needs attention.
RECOGNISED NAMES. USEFUL CHOICES.
The range brings together established names across road, utility and recreational machines. Availability varies by model, so the current shortlist is always worth checking.
NOT SURE WHICH MACHINE FITS?