Bootle, Crosby, Litherland, Maghull and Aintree: north Liverpool runs from the docks to the M58, and we recover motorbikes and scooters across it, day and night.
Where riders get stuck around Crosby
- Switch Island, where the M57, M58 and A5036 meet: A complicated junction that catches out riders who don’t know it.
- A5036 to Seaforth and the docks: Heavy lorry traffic to the Port of Liverpool.
- A565 through Crosby and Waterloo: The coast road north towards Formby and Southport.
- M58 towards Maghull and Skelmersdale: Quiet but fast, with few places to stop.
Local knowledge
The dock roads around Seaforth and Bootle carry heavy lorries, and there’s grit, diesel and debris on the surface. Punctures and low-speed slides are common. If you’ve come off, get out of the road, then photograph the surface before it’s cleaned.
Aintree is home to the racecourse and the motor racing circuit, so we also collect track bikes from here. See Aintree track day transport.
What we do in Crosby
- Breakdown recovery
- Accident recovery
- Motorcycle transport
- Track day transport
- Scooters & mopeds
- Stolen bike collection
Been in a crash around Crosby? Read what to do after a motorbike accident, step by step. Planning a motorbike accident claim in Crosby? 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 Crosby 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.
Nearby areas
FAQ
Rider questions
Can you pick up my bike near Crosby beach?
Yes. Tell us the nearest car park or road. Don’t try to ride or push it across sand; we’ll load from the nearest firm ground.