Mobile Motorcycle Detailing in Phoenix

A bike is mostly edges. Spokes, fins, calipers, exhaust shields, the underside of a tank — almost none of it takes a straight pass, which is why a motorcycle takes longer per square foot than a car and why most shops don't bother offering it.

What's included — $75 flat

Flat rate means flat rate. A cruiser with a lot of chrome takes longer than a naked sport bike, and we charge the same for both.

What Arizona does to a bike

Everything that attacks a car here hits a motorcycle harder, because there's no clear coat on most of it. Exhaust heat bakes road grime onto headers until it stops coming off with soap. Chrome in this climate pits if water is left to dry on it, and our water is mineral-heavy enough to leave deposits within minutes in summer. Vinyl and leather seats sitting in direct sun dry and split at the stitching long before the bike itself is worn out.

Fuel tanks take the same UV punishment as car paint — the same clear coat breakdown, just on a smaller and more visible panel.

Chrome, and why it's the whole job

Chrome is what people notice on a bike, and it's the part that shows neglect fastest. Surface oxidation and water spotting polish out. Pitting — where the plating has actually broken down and corrosion has started underneath — does not, and no amount of polishing brings it back. Which stage a piece is at is usually obvious once it's clean, and we'll tell you honestly which one you're looking at before we spend time on it.

We come to the bike

The whole detail happens in your garage or driveway. We bring water, power and product, so the bike doesn't get trailered anywhere and doesn't get ridden dirty to a shop and back. That matters more for a motorcycle than a car — there's no such thing as a clean ride home.

We cover the Greater Phoenix area from our base in Anthem, six days a week.

More than one bike?

If you've got a garage with two or three, tell us when you book — we schedule the block differently and it's a better use of a trip for everyone. Same goes if the bike is going out with a car we're already detailing that day.