We're Live at NAMPO Kaap / Cape!
Join us at the Overberg Suzuki stand for an incredible showcase of Suzuki motorcycles and ATVs!
Has the motorcycle been in an accident or had major repairs? Have there been recalls on it? Doing a search on the Vehicle Identification Number, or VIN (located vertically on the steering neck), can tell you everything that’s known about the motorcycle’s history, including whether it was stolen. It will also help you be sure the bike has a clear title, one that’s free of liens.
Sit on the motorcycle to be sure it’s the right size; you should be able to put your feet flat on the ground for stability. Then go for a short ride—even just a kilometre is enough. Make sure the bike is comfortable and not too heavy. You need to know you can handle it.
A dealership should have a certified mechanic who has already checked out the motorcycle, but if it doesn’t, or if you’re buying from an individual, have the motorcycle inspected by an outside mechanic before you buy - That’s where we come in - Overberg Suzuki and Radiators.
To determine whether the asking price is fair, make sure similar models are priced in the same range. Check motorcycle dealerships and online sources, and if the asking price seems too high - or low - ask why. If you think the price is high, don’t be afraid to negotiate.
For more information, contact Overberg Suzuki & Radiators.
Overberg Suzuki in Bredasdorp is your go-to dealership for Suzuki motorcycles, scooters, and quad bikes, all available on order for your convenience. Specialising in bike services, fitments, and repairs, for all makes and models of Suzuki, and other bike brands owner Trevor Norton takes a hands-on a...
View ProfileXplorio is your local connection allowing you to find anything and everything about a town.
Read MoreJoin us at the Overberg Suzuki stand for an incredible showcase of Suzuki motorcycles and ATVs!
Here’s a sneak peek at one of our latest projects - a comprehensive Top End Rebuild!
Over time, throttle and clutch cables can stretch or become loose, impacting your bike’s performance.
When it comes to replacing parts or adding accessories to your bike, always choose high-quality, OEM, or aftermarket components.
Keep your focus sharp, maintain a safe distance from other vehicles, and stay alert...
Thank you Billy Chatterton for the awesome review. We really appreciate it!