Bike Savvy

18/11/2022

16/11/2022

14/11/2022

Who is joining us on Saturday?

01/08/2022

Due to the increase in fuel, we’ve made adjustments to our pricing!

10/05/2022

At Bike Savvy we will get you comfortable on almost any motorcycle from auto & manual scooters to bigger an heavier manual bikes, be it K53 or road riding. Have a Blessed day!!!

09/05/2022

Bike Savvy doing bike testing out in Moorreesburg, beautiful day out here & the students are doing there part !!

Be safe out there !!

20/04/2022

This Sunday!

07/04/2022

Comment which Harley is your favourite!

03/04/2022

Hi All,

Just a heads up, learners licenses have been extended until 15/04, Milnerton/Gallows Hill traffic depts have tests available for Sun 10/04, we have space to do the training during the week!! Don't let that learners expire, get that license booked !!!!!

28/03/2022

Hi All, I have just been to Milnerton Traffic Dept & they have learners license appointments as well as bike license appointments available for Sun 03/04. Hurry on over to avoid disappointment!!!

14/01/2022

TRIUMPH

HQ: Hinckley, UK

Founded: 1902

The Scoop: One of the UK’s oldest and most beloved motorsport brands, Triumph is known for the variety of high-performance motorcycles coming out of its factories and the classic styling of many of its most popular models. If you’re itching for power and prestige in an eye-popping cool package, Triumph could be your ticket to victory. Their prices tend towards the mid-to-high range, but many riders consider the quality to be worth it.

Major Models:

– Street Triple: An ultra-light and super-fun naked roadster that’s popular among riders of all skill levels, the Street Triple is just as comfortable on the track as on the road.

– Bonneville Range: Built as a tribute to the legendary 1959 Bonneville, the Bonneville Range series is catnip to classic cafe racer lovers who also want a bike built with all of the modern goodies.

– Rocket 3: If you want the very best in speed and torque, it’s nearly impossible to beat the Rocket 3, which boasts the world’s largest production motorsport engine and a slamming 165 HP. Van Halen’s “I Can’t Drive 55” on your helmet speakers is semi-mandatory.