Service & Repairs

Angloclassics Bike Repairs & Servicing

While most of the work at Angloclassics focuses on restorations and projects, we also take on smaller repairs and servicing for classic British motorcycles when time allows. This work is done with the same care and attention that goes into every rebuild. No shortcuts, no rush jobs, just proper work that keeps your bike running as it should.

What We Offer

Angloclassics handles a range of repair and maintenance work for Triumph, Norton, and BSA motorcycles. From sorting out running issues to full mechanical overhauls, everything is done using the right parts, the right tools, and a deep understanding of how these bikes are meant to feel on the road.

Common jobs include:

  • General servicing and tune-ups

  • Electrical fault finding and wiring repairs

  • Carburettor cleaning, rebuilding, and synchronising

  • Brake and suspension work

  • Oil leaks, clutch issues, and gearbox adjustments

Every job is different, so we’ll always have a chat first to figure out what’s needed and what’s possible based on current workload.

Compliance Assistance

If you’ve recently imported a bike or have one that needs to be made road legal, Angloclassics can help with the compliance process. From pre-checks and required repairs through to certification and registration, we can guide you through what’s needed to get your classic approved and back on the road.

This service is ideal for imported or recommissioned bikes that just need those last few steps sorted before they’re ready to ride.

Availability

Because Angloclassics always has a few long-term projects on the go, repairs and servicing are offered by availability only. This means we might not be able to take on new work right away, but if you’re not in a rush, we’ll do our best to fit you in.

If you’re after a quick fix or regular workshop servicing, there are other shops better set up for fast turnaround. But if you’d rather have your bike looked after by someone who knows these machines inside out and treats them with respect, get in touch and we’ll see what can be done.