Biketek motorcycle equipment covers garage, paddock, transport and touring jobs. Moto Central's live range includes paddock stands, luggage, tie-down equipment, tyre warmers, garage mats, chargers, electrical accessories and rainwear, so the right product depends on both the motorcycle and the task.
Choose Biketek equipment by job
Paddock stands and lifting
Identify whether you need rear cups, bobbin hooks, under-fork supports, fork pins, a steering-head pin or a single-sided swingarm adaptor. The contact point and dimensions must match the motorcycle.
Luggage and carrying
Compare soft panniers, tail bags, tank bags and top boxes by capacity and mounting method. Confirm clearance from the exhaust, wheel, lights and moving parts, then observe the motorcycle and luggage load limits.
Track and garage products
Tyre warmers, wheel rollers, mats and maintenance equipment each have specific operating limits. Match tyre size and electrical plug where relevant, and follow the supplied instructions before use.
Transport and storage
Tie-down products and wheel supports must be used with suitable anchor points and straps. Recheck tension during transport and avoid loading bodywork, cables or brake lines.
Front stands require a stable rear support
Biketek's official instructions for its front and steering-head stands specify using them with a rear paddock stand. Check the surface is level and confirm all adaptors are seated before lifting or working on the motorcycle.
Compare the live Biketek range at Moto Central
Moto Central brings together current stand designs, luggage capacities and workshop accessories so riders can compare the details that affect fit and safe use. For related everyday accessories and rider equipment, browse the Bike It accessories collection.
Customer questions
Which paddock stand fits my bike?
Check the swingarm type, bobbin provision, fork or steering-head dimensions and the stand's supplied adaptors. Single-sided stands also require the correct pin diameter and side of use.
Can I use a front stand on its own?
No. Stabilise and lift the rear correctly first, following the instructions for both stands.
Will a universal luggage product fit every motorcycle?
No. Universal normally means it works within stated mounting conditions. Exhaust position, bodywork, straps, racks and load limits still need checking.
What should I check on tyre warmers?
Match the listed tyre dimensions and plug type, inspect the warmers and leads before use, and follow the manufacturer's timing and operating instructions.
