VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1975 · YAMAHARD350B
Original 1975 machine in striking Portuguese Orange. A genuine 1970s two-stroke with the look and character of the period.
MOTOCC LONDONENQUIREMOTORCYCLES FOR FILM · TV · PHOTOGRAPHY
A distinctive collection of classic, unusual and characterful motorcycles supplied to productions across the UK.

PRODUCTION READY
We supply motorcycles for film, television, photography, advertising, displays and events. Bikes can be hired for single or multiple days, and multiple motorcycles can be supplied for the same production.
Italian icons, British classics, Japanese two-strokes, trail bikes and motorcycles with a story to tell.
DETAIL / CHARACTEREvery bike arrives with a handler to move and position it as directed by the production team.
THE COLLECTION
Not every production needs a pristine restoration. Some scenes need authenticity, some need history, and some simply need a bike that looks right on camera.
All rates are for static production use. Delivery and an on-site handler are provided. Multiple bikes and multi-day hire are available.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1975 · YAMAHAOriginal 1975 machine in striking Portuguese Orange. A genuine 1970s two-stroke with the look and character of the period.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1991 · MOTO GUZZIOne of approximately 1,300 produced. Retro styling inspired by the Le Mans era and a distinctly Italian presence.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1969 · TRIUMPHA Cherry Red T100C that has had considerable work to bring it to the condition you see today. Photogenic, characterful and unmistakably period.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗CLASSIC · TRIUMPHNot pristine and not presented as a restoration. Genuine signs of use give this bike a more believable, lived-in appearance.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1976 · YAMAHAThe first version of Yamaha's iconic XT500. An instantly recognisable period machine with strong 1970s and early-1980s appeal.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗2016 · KAWASAKIModified with a larger-capacity tank for extended distance. Supplied for static use only and not rideable on set.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1956 · MV AGUSTARestored 1950s Italian lightweight with particularly striking tank paintwork. A superb close-up and period-detail motorcycle.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1962 · ROYAL ENFIELDNot original specification, but a convincing interpretation with sensible modern upgrades and polished aluminium that photographs beautifully.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1975 · BENELLIThe first mass-produced six-cylinder motorcycle made available to the public. A genuine engineering landmark and an extraordinary camera subject.
VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS ↗1994 · DUCATIOne of the final 888s, from the generation that led directly to the legendary 916. Classic Ducati superbike shape and unmistakable red.

THE RIGHT BIKE FOR THE SHOT
The XT500 is shown here in the French mountains — the kind of real-world visual character that makes a production motorcycle feel authentic rather than staged.
ON SET
Film and television work has different requirements from ordinary motorcycle hire. Timing matters. Positioning matters. The bike needs to be where the production needs it, when it needs it.
Every motorcycle is supplied with a handler who can move and position the bike as instructed by the production team.
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Our motorcycles are supplied for static use. They must not be ridden or operated by the hirer, cast or crew.
We deliver to location and provide an experienced handler to move and position the motorcycle as required.
Single-day and multi-day hire are available. Multiple motorcycles can be supplied for the same production.
Motorcycles cannot normally be left unattended overnight. A secure location must be agreed in advance.
If a bike must remain overnight at a location that is not sufficiently secure, the hirer must agree to accept responsibility for an agreed replacement value in the event of theft or damage beyond repair.
Where damage is repairable, the hirer agrees to meet the reasonable costs of returning the motorcycle to its pre-hire condition.
ENQUIRE
For availability, rates, multiple-bike requirements or multi-day bookings, get in touch with the production details and the bikes you're interested in.
Please include your shoot dates, location, number of motorcycles and whether the bikes need to remain on site overnight.
CONTACT USTelephone: +44 (0)7895 281 951
Email: contact@motocclondon.co.uk