Motorcycle repair in Hull

A&M Motorcycle Engineers is a premier service and MOT center located on Hessle High Road in Hull. This specialist garage caters to motorcycle enthusiasts, providing expert maintenance for brands like Ducati, BMW, and Harley Davidson. The workshop offers comprehensive servicing, MOT testing, and advanced computer-aided diagnostics for modern bikes. Riders can benefit from bespoke engineering work, including custom modifications and precision racing setups. Additional services include tyre fitting, chain adjustments, and specialized treatments like corrosion inhibition.

“Was recommended by an old friend to take my bike to the shed to have MOT and other work done 1st class service all i can say i been to others but the shed is nothing like others John and Jennie and the rest of the shed team sorted out my alarm Mot ect disappointed! I am not, they came and picked the bike up and delivered the bike back to me when the work was done Fast service and John and Jennie looked after me! best customer service! i had these people are very friendly and genuine Rae”

“If you want a spare part for your motorcycle, then this is the place to go. It's a shop full of character and an aladins cave; a real old fashioned shop the has thousands of parts for hundreds of bikes. I'd forgotten it was there but it's still going strong after 30 years. I'd certainly recommend anyone to try this place before anywhere else.”

“My new go-to place for any motorcycle repairs/services. Both my bikes have been to Adam recently for work/MOT's and the service I've received has been great. Great quality work at a fair price. I'm new to the area and before taking my bike there I did some research on the place and saw he has a lot of great reviews and I can see why. When I've been there I've been chatting to the other customers bringing bikes in and they all say the same--they won't take their bikes anywhere else and have they have been a customer of his for a long time. I would definitely recommend Adam to any of my friends if they needed work/MOT's doing for their bikes.”