From Clay Cross, our showroom is about 56 road miles away and the journey commonly takes around 1 hour 15 minutes. It is one of the longer trips in our local coverage, so the value comes from being able to settle several equipment choices in one visit.
South from Clay Cross to Wolvey
A practical route follows the A61 and A617 towards the M1, heads south, then uses the M69 for the final approach to Wolvey. Traffic near Chesterfield and motorway incidents can affect the estimate, so check the live route before leaving.
Make the Longer Journey Count
Two floors of motorcycle rider equipment give you plenty to work through when you arrive. Helmets, jackets, trousers, gloves and boots can be tested together, with our staff available for fitting help and honest second opinions.
Work Through the Helmet Wall
We display more than 1,000 helmets from Shoei, Arai, HJC, AGV, Schuberth, Shark, Scorpion, Bell and LS2. The longer journey is far more worthwhile when you can compare several internal shapes rather than gamble on a single online size.
Build a Complete Riding Outfit
Clothing brands in our current catalogue include Rukka, Rev'it, Richa, RST, Held, Dainese and Alpinestars. Women riders from Clay Cross also have our dedicated fully stocked ladies' showroom. Live sizes and models naturally change.
Prepare for the Ride Home
Reserve & Try In Store can place chosen items at the centre of the visit. Allow extra time for alternatives, and use complimentary self-service tea or coffee before trying the final shortlist again.
Because the return journey is substantial, check comfort in a riding position and make sure the whole combination feels settled before setting off.
For opening details and what to expect when you arrive, visit our showroom information page.
Driving Directions from Clay Cross
The road journey is about 56 miles and generally takes around 1 hour 15 minutes. A practical route uses the A61 and A617 to the M1, followed by the M69 for Wolvey. These are approximate figures, so check current traffic before travelling.
