Chocked, strapped, and ridden upright across the country. Open or enclosed motorcycle transport with carriers built for two wheels.
Fast, secure pricing in 30 seconds.
Shipping a motorcycle isn't the same as shipping a car. A bike has to be chocked, strapped at the right points, and kept upright through hundreds or thousands of miles of road. Golden Coast Auto Transport works with carriers equipped specifically for two wheels, so your motorcycle arrives exactly the way it left.
From cruisers and touring bikes to sport bikes, dual-sports, dirt bikes, scooters, and trikes, we move powersports vehicles to and from every state. Southern California riders ship bikes to rallies and track days, to new homes after a relocation, to buyers after an online sale, and to seasonal residences in the mountains and desert. We've handled all of it.
Fully covered trailer with dedicated motorcycle chocks and tie-down points. Protects against rain, sun, road debris, and theft. The right choice for touring bikes, sport bikes, customs, and anything you'd hate to see scratched.
The bike rides on an open deck, strapped to a chock. More economical, especially for shorter regional moves, and fine for dirt bikes, utility bikes, and riders on a budget who don't mind weather exposure.
The bike is placed on a wheel chock and secured with soft straps at the handlebars and frame, compressing the suspension slightly so it can't shift. Enclosed carriers may also use a dedicated motorcycle pallet or crate.
Enclosed is the safer choice for most bikes because it eliminates exposure to weather and debris and provides more secure tie-down points. Open transport is available and more economical for shorter moves.
No. Our carriers transport motorcycles uncrated on chocks. If you prefer a crate or pallet, let us know and we'll arrange a carrier that provides one.
Yes, as long as it rolls. Let us know when you quote so we can assign a carrier with a ramp or liftgate suitable for loading it.
Take off saddlebags that aren't locked, GPS units, and any loose accessories. Drain fuel to about a quarter tank, make sure the battery is secure, and photograph the bike from all sides.
Quote your bike in about 30 seconds — open or enclosed, nationwide.
