Your Bike Deserves the Best.
At our workshop, your bike is in expert hands. Our mechanics bring over 40 years of combined experience working across all makes and models, so no matter what you ride, we know how to keep it performing at its best.
From routine servicing to more complex repairs, we take pride in delivering reliable, high-quality workmanship you can trust. We treat every bike like it’s our own—because we know how much your ride matters.
Book your service today and experience the difference expertise makes.
Service Pricing
What a Service Costs
Transparent, upfront pricing. No surprises.
Scooters up to 200cc
From $120
All scooters above 200cc
From $180
Motorcycles up to 400cc
From $180
Motorcycles 400-700cc
From $220
Motorcycles 700-1000cc
From $250
Motorcycles 1000+cc
From $280
* Prices are indicative and in AUD. Final cost may vary depending on bike make, model, and condition. Labour included.
What's Included
Every Service, Covered
Whether it's a routine check or a full deep-dive, here's exactly what we cover.
General
General Service
Routine maintenance to keep your bike running safely and reliably.
- Engine oil and oil filter replacement
- Chain clean, lubrication, and adjustment
- Brake inspection — pads, discs, and fluid levels
- Tyre inspection — pressure, tread, and wear
- Battery and charging system check
- Lights, indicators, horn, and electrical system check
- Clutch and throttle adjustment
- Suspension and steering inspection
- Coolant and other fluid level checks
- Air filter inspection and cleaning/replacement if required
- Spark plug inspection/replacement if required
- General nut, bolt, and fastener check
- Road test and overall safety inspection
Major
Major Service
Everything in a general service, plus a thorough inspection of deeper systems based on age, kms, and condition.
- Valve clearance inspection and adjustment
- Spark plug replacement
- Air filter replacement
- Brake fluid flush and replacement
- Coolant flush and replacement
- Fork oil replacement
- Fuel system and injector inspection/cleaning
- Throttle body synchronisation where applicable
- Wheel bearing inspection
- Swingarm and linkage inspection/service
- Steering head bearing inspection and adjustment
- Clutch system inspection and adjustment
- Full charging system and diagnostic testing
- Detailed electrical system inspection
- Comprehensive fastener torque checks
- Extended road test and performance inspection
Rider Intelligence
Did You Know?
Everything Sydney riders should know about keeping their bike safe, reliable, and road-ready.
- Most bikes need a full service every 6 months or 6,000km — whichever comes first, regardless of how often you ride.
- Chain lubrication should be done every 500–800km, and more frequently during Sydney's wet season when grime builds up faster.
- Engine oil degrades over time even if the bike sits unused — time matters as much as distance. An oil change is due at least once a year.
- Coolant and brake fluid should be flushed every 2 years regardless of kilometres — both absorb moisture and lose effectiveness silently.
- Spark plugs on most modern bikes are due at 12,000–24,000km — a worn plug hurts fuel economy and cold-start performance noticeably.
A basic service ($150–$250) prevents failures that routinely cost $1,000–$3,000+ to repair.
- Worn brake pads left too long damage rotors — a $60 pad replacement becomes a $350–$500 rotor job.
- A snapped chain from poor maintenance can crack the engine casing — repair bills of $500–$2,000 are common.
- Running old coolant leads to overheating — head gasket failure is one of the most expensive motorcycle repairs at $800–$2,500.
- A full service history adds $500–$1,500 to resale value — buyers pay a premium for a well-maintained bike with paperwork to prove it.
- Insurance claims from mechanical failures caused by negligence are often rejected — regular servicing protects your cover.
- Motorcycle tyres have a 5-year expiry date from manufacture, regardless of how much tread remains — the rubber compounds harden and crack risk increases.
- Under-inflated tyres in Sydney's 40°C+ summer heat are a genuine blowout risk — check PSI weekly during summer months.
- Sport and naked bike tyres typically last 5,000–10,000km — less if you corner hard or ride two-up regularly.
- Rear tyres wear 2–3x faster than front tyres due to drive force — budget for rear replacements more often.
- Tyre date codes are moulded on the sidewall — the last 4 digits show week and year of manufacture (e.g. 2423 = week 24 of 2023). Ask us to check yours.
- Sydney's coastal salt air accelerates corrosion — chains, exposed bolts, brake calipers, and footpegs need more frequent inspection than inland bikes.
- Stop-start CBD and inner-suburb riding wears brakes 30–40% faster than highway riding — commuters should check pads every 5,000km.
- Sydney's summer heat stresses cooling systems — riders should check coolant level and condition before the November–March period.
- The wet season increases chain rust significantly — apply a quality chain wax (not just oil) before extended wet weather riding.
- Sydney's notorious speed humps and road patches affect suspension over time — if your bike feels bouncy or sits lower than usual, have the suspension checked.
- Sintered brake pads — significantly better wet weather stopping versus standard OEM organic pads. A worthwhile safety upgrade for Sydney commuters.
- Handlebar grips with vibration dampening — reduces hand fatigue on longer rides, especially noticeable on older single-cylinder or V-twin engines.
- Gel seat inserts or aftermarket seats — a practical comfort upgrade for daily commuters doing 30+ minutes each way in Sydney traffic.
- USB / USB-C charging port — hard-wired to the battery, keeps your phone charged for GPS navigation without draining it mid-ride.
- Heated grips — Sydney winters are mild but early morning rides can drop to 5–8°C in the western suburbs. A small investment that makes a big difference.
- Scottoiler or automatic chain oiler — eliminates manual chain maintenance entirely. Pays for itself in chain and sprocket longevity within 12 months.
Xpert With Every Brand
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Your bike is more than a ride, it's your freedom. At Xpert Moto, we handle everything from quick check-ups to full repairs.
FAQs about Xpert Mechanic Services
How do I book a motorcycle service online?
Booking is simple — use our online booking form to select your service type, preferred date, and drop-off time. We'll confirm your booking by email. Walk-ins are also welcome during business hours.
What are your workshop hours?
We're open Monday to Friday 8:30am–4:30pm and Saturday 9:00am–1:00pm. You're welcome to walk in or book online in advance to secure your preferred time slot.
What types of motorcycle services do you offer?
We handle everything from routine maintenance (oil changes, chain adjustments, tyre replacements) to more complex repairs including brake servicing, engine diagnostics, and electrical faults — covering most makes and models.
How long does a motorcycle service take?
A standard service typically takes 2–4 hours depending on the work required. For more involved repairs, our team will give you a timeframe when you drop off your bike. We'll keep you updated throughout.
Do I need to stay while my bike is being serviced?
No — just drop your bike off at our Sydney workshop during opening hours and we'll get to work. We'll contact you once it's ready for pickup.
Can I walk in without a booking?
Yes, walk-ins are welcome during business hours. However, booking online is recommended to guarantee your preferred time, especially on Saturdays when workshop hours are shorter.
Do you offer a motorcycle pickup service?
Yes! We offer a pickup service within the Sydney Metro Area for a flat fee of $149 AUD. Pickups are available Monday to Friday, 10:00am – 2:00pm. Once your pickup is confirmed and payment is received, our team will collect your bike as soon as scheduling allows. To arrange a pickup, book online or contact us directly.
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