The Bikes.
As seen on Fifth Gear, Pulling Power, Robbie Coltrane, ITN News, BBC News, Sky...
Scroll down to see each individual motorbike hearse. For a specific model it is vital your Funeral Director checks our availability before booking the crematorium or cemetery.
Classic style Triumph - A Proper British Bike
"What a beautiful outfit."
Built completely in the UK this 'Proper British Bike' has reinforced spokes, black leather interior and Rolls Royce Hearse fittings. A Proper British Bike.
Download a Classic Triumph pdf brochure (Adobe Reader required)
Café Racer Triumph (limited geographical coverage)
"What a sound."
Built completely in the UK this 'Proper British Bike' has BSA cans, black leather interior and Rolls Royce Hearse fittings. Ear plugs not provided.
Download a Cafe Racer Triumph pdf brochure (Adobe Reader required)
Suzuki Hayabusa
“You did The Ton with my brother, that meant so much.”
The Ultimate Send Off for the Ultimate Rider with the fastest production line bike in the world. Fast and sleek, popular with racers, marshals and sport enthusiasts. Finished to a high standard it broke the World Record for fastest hearse and won 'Best Modern Hearse' at the Hearse of the Year in 2004. Our Hayabusa can do The Ton but this is dependent on finding a suitable place, the law and the weather. As such we advise a simple burst instead.
Download a Suzuki Hayabusa pdf brochure (Adobe Reader required)
Harley Davidson - The Legendary Harley Hearse
"He was by my side the whole way."
Authentic Harley 'bike'. Your loved one can remain by your side on that final ride together and the distinctive Harley roar will ensure personal words will not be overheard. This particular silver & black model was part of a limited edition Harley production line in 1992. With a recalibrated gear box for extra torque and the engine beefed up to 100 cubic inches our actual Harley Davidson 'bike' provides reliability as well as elegance.
Download a Harley Davidson pdf brochure (Adobe Reader required)
Non Motorcycle
When a trike trailer service closed we were asked to look after their trailer. A trailer behind a car or a trike is hardly a 'motorcycle' hearse but if the deceased was a trailer enthusiast this may be appropriate.