Clitheroe, Whalley, Longridge, Slaidburn and the villages of the Ribble Valley are some of the best riding in Lancashire, and a long way from a bike shop on a Sunday. We recover bikes across the valley and up into Bowland.
Where riders get stuck around Clitheroe
- A59 through the Ribble Valley: Fast sweeping bends, busy with bikes at weekends.
- The road from Clitheroe over Waddington Fell to Slaidburn: High, open and twisty, with cattle grids and sheep.
- A671 and A680 around Whalley: The way in from Blackburn and the M65.
- The Nick of Pendle from Sabden: A steep climb with a hairpin, over the shoulder of Pendle Hill.
Local knowledge
Farm traffic leaves mud and gravel on the Ribble Valley lanes, especially after rain and at harvest time. Low-speed drops on a gravel bend are one of our most common calls here. A snapped lever or a bent peg is enough to end the ride, and we’ll bring the bike home.
Up on Waddington Fell and towards Slaidburn, phone signal is patchy. Note the last village or cattle grid you passed, walk to higher ground if you need to, and send a what3words address as soon as you have a bar.
What we do in Clitheroe
- Breakdown recovery
- Accident recovery
- Motorcycle transport
- Track day transport
- Scooters & mopeds
- Stolen bike collection
Been in a crash around Clitheroe? Read what to do after a motorbike accident, step by step. Planning a motorbike accident claim in Clitheroe? We’re not solicitors, but the recovery is part of the evidence: see what you need from the recovery for a claim.
Price
The price for a recovery around Clitheroe depends on distance, the time of day or night and how easy the bike is to load. You hear it in full on the call and agree it before anyone sets off. See what motorbike recovery costs.
Biker roads near Clitheroe
Nearby areas
FAQ
Rider questions
Can you find me up on Waddington Fell?
Yes. A WhatsApp pin or what3words address is best. If you have no signal, note the last landmark and walk until you get a bar.