As official Suzuki, Yamaha and Kawasaki dealers, we are one of the north's largest multi-franchise motorcycle dealers. We believe that we're able to offer you the best deals on new motorcycles from the entire Suzuki, Yamaha and Kawasaki ranges as well as from LML Scooters and Sym Scooters. Our friendly, experienced staff will do all that they can to help you find the right bike for you at the right price whether you're looking to make your first steps in to buying your first motorbike or are an experienced biker.
If you're looking for Goldwing or Trikes, our Keighley shop is renowned as one of the premier centres throughout the UK. What our specialist team don't know about Goldwings isn't worth knowing. Keighley also houses our off-road centre catering for trials, enduro, motocross and bikes for kids getting in to the sport.
We also have a large stock of quality used motorcycles from many manufacturers, which offer excellent value for money and peace of mind with our Price Promise.
With the ever increasing cost of motoring, more people are turning to scooters and motorcycles to drastically reduce their traveling expenses. With fuel consumption figures of up to 150mpg, cheap road tax, free parking as well as avoiding traffic queues, it makes perfect sense. Our staff will be happy to help with advise on buying your first bike or motorcycle training in Leeds and Keighley.
Prices, specifications and availability subject to change without notice. Written details available on request, subject to status. These offers supersede any previous offers. Models shown for illustrative purposes only. Unless otherwise specified, new Suzuki car prices are 'on the road' including 6 months road tax. Unless otherwise specified, on-road motorcycles listed are subject to 'on the road' charges (RFL and first year's registration fee). Prices for used and pre-registered vehicles exclude road tax. Colin Appleyard Ltd is a recognised Investor in People. Colin Appleyard Ltd is an appointed representative of Automotive Compliance Ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
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