Why Getting Your Bike Serviced Should Feel Like a Sunday Ride – Not a Chore

Let’s face it—getting your motorcycle serviced is rarely the highlight of a biker’s week. It usually means booking time off work, figuring out a way to drop the bike off, then somehow getting back again to pick it up. Once, I paid over €500 for a service and had to fork out for a long taxi ride just to collect my bike—because there was no public transport and no one around to give a lift. That’s time and money lost, and zero fun.

Now imagine this instead: It’s a Saturday or Sunday morning. You’re taking the scenic coastal road out to Ballycotton, the kind of route that makes you fall in love with motorcycling all over again—twisty bends, salty air, the sound of your engine echoing through the countryside.

You arrive at a friendly, biker-run garage where we take your keys, store your gear (yes, even the heavy boots and helmet), and point you toward the best fry-up in East Cork. And just because we believe in making your day better, we even chip in toward your breakfast.

While your bike is being serviced, you’re enjoying a hot coffee and a proper Irish breakfast overlooking the bay. Or maybe you fancy stretching your legs? The famous Ballycotton Cliff Walk is right there—an unforgettable hike along the coast with stunning sea views the whole way. Go for a stroll, a swim, or just sit and take it all in.

Then hop back on your bike and enjoy the ride home—gear stowed, belly full, and peace of mind that your motorcycle is in top condition, ready for whatever adventure comes next.

Servicing your motorcycle should be part of the joy of owning one—not a hassle. And at Throttle and Shine, that’s exactly the experience we aim to give you.

No long waitlists. No hassle. Just good rides and great service.

Ready to book your service and make a day of it?

Click here to book your spot or get in touch to plan your ride-and-service experience.

Throttle and Shine—where great roads and real service meet.

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