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Your Trusted Motorcycle Wrecker & Workshop in Perth

Whether you need motorcycle servicing, repairs, inspections or quality used parts, our Kewdale team is here to help.

Two Sides of the Business. One Local Team.

Motorcycle Masters and Motorcycles Plus operate together from our Kewdale location, helping Perth riders with workshop services, inspections, motorcycle wrecking and used parts.

Workshop

Motorcycle Masters

Our motorcycle workshop provides professional servicing, repairs and inspections for riders across Perth.

  • Motorcycle servicing
  • Repairs & diagnostics
  • WOVR inspections
  • Motorcycle inspections
Wrecker & Used Parts

Motorcycles Plus

Looking for a hard-to-find replacement part? Our motorcycle wrecking operation stocks a wide range of quality used parts from dismantled motorcycles.

  • Used motorcycle parts
  • Motorcycle wrecking
  • Parts for major motorcycle brands
  • Australia-wide parts enquiries

Contact Details

Need help with your bike or looking for a particular part? Get in touch with our team.

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Phone

08 9353 4567

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Email

sales@mcplus.com.au

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Workshop

126 Kewdale Road
Kewdale WA 6105

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Opening Hours

Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

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Looking for Motorcycle Parts?

Parts enquiries are handled online. Please use the contact form below and include your motorcycle's make, model, year and the part you're looking for. Our team will check availability and get back to you. Please note that we do not offer walk-in parts browsing.

Send Us A Message

How Can We Help?

Whether you're booking your motorcycle into the workshop, asking about an inspection or searching for a used part, send us the details and our team will get back to you.

Looking for a part?
The more information you give us, the easier it is for our team to find the right part. Include your motorcycle's make, model, year and the exact part required.

Need to Speak to the Workshop?

Give our Kewdale team a call during business hours.

Call 08 9353 4567

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